Mrs H Mountain
Community Governor

Helen is a director of her own transport and health & safety consultancy business, Molstan Ltd.  Helen was originally elected as a parent governor in 2022, becoming a community governor in 2023.  Helen’s two children attended Carre’s Grammar School from 2017 to 2024.  Helen graduated from Newcastle University in 1998 with a BSc (Hons) in Agri-Business Management and Economics.  She moved to Lincolnshire in 2003 where she has worked as a transport manager and compliance consultant, running her own business.  In 2022 Helen passed her NEBOSH National Diploma for Occupational Health and Safety to become a fully qualified H&S consultant, specialising in advising farms and estates on H&S.  Outside of work, Helen is a keen horse rider and gym goer.

Mrs H Renard
Community Governor

Helen is a qualified teacher who works part-time and she has previously been a successful leader within education.  She is passionate about education and making a difference for young people.  Her time as a Headteacher gives her a full understanding of leadership within education and the challenges this brings. Helen fully appreciates the role of the Local Governance Tier in supporting leaders and the school to achieve the best for students and staff.  She was previously a governor at her son’s primary school before the end of her term of office and joining CGS as a Community Governor.

Ms Emma Oglesby 
Community Governor

Emma is Head of Products and Journeys at Lombard, the asset finance arm of Natwest. With a technology background, Emma is passionate about improving experiences and ensuring products and services are accessible to all. Having attended Carre’s during her sixth form years, Emma proceeded to study Mathematics at University of Nottingham. Emma has two little boys at home and enjoys yoga and baking.

Mrs S Edwards
Community Governor

Sarah is mother to 4 children; her youngest two sons and daughter currently attend Carre’s Grammar School.

In fulfilling the role of Governor, Sarah is able to draw on a varied amount of expertise and experience from her business and voluntary work. Her career, prior to having a family, was that of HR manager in various large national and international businesses and, prior to that, she qualified as a Primary School teacher.

Sarah’s voluntary roles have included being Chair of the local Pre-School for 5 years, helping at the local primary school and spending time at a leisure group for adults with learning disabilities.  She currently volunteers for a community cafe which provides a welcoming place for people of all nationalities and backgrounds.

Mr M Daubney
Parent Governor

As an old Carrensian (1989-1996), Mike regularly attends many of the excellent yearly functions that are laid-on in and around Sleaford. Having very fond memories of his time at the school, he and Zoe are delighted that their son is now attending in year 7. Mike is pleased to give his time to help promote the school within the wider community and carry out all the other associated duties.

He, Zoe and Henry have lived in Bassingham for the last 10 years.

Mike has worked for 20 years in architectural design and management, becoming a Chartered Architect with the RIBA in 2006 and sole director of his own limited company in 2008, and finding great pride in helping the next generation learn through running his own practice and other mentoring activities. He has led teams delivering major capital programmes, including large scale residential, masterplanning, offsite design, sports facilities, transport, retail, office and hotels across the world.

Mr B Davies
Parent Governor

Bob joined the Royal Air Force in 1987 and Commissioned into the RAF Regiment in 1990. He saw operational Service in Northern Ireland, Afghanistan and the Middle East. More recently he was involved in the training of the Royal Air Force’s ab initio recruits, both Commissioned and non-Commissioned, and was the Senior Regiment Instructor at the Royal Air Force College Cranwell. His last Regular tour was as the leader for the Royal Air Force’s Counter-Unmanned Air Systems team; delivering the National Standby capability and deploying on numerous occasions under the terms of Military Assistance to the Civil Authority. Retiring from Regular Service in 2021, he now Commands No 2503 Royal Auxiliary Air Force Squadron.

Dr J Robinson
Staff Governor

John has been a staff governor for many years, originally serving as a Carre’s Grammar School Governor in the mid-2000s.

Mr C Baker
Staff Governor

Christian was elected as Staff Governor in March 2023.

Mrs D Scott
Governance Professional