Chipping Campden School Charity
The Charity is the modern day expression of the School’s unique and long heritage of benefactors, starting in 1440 and formalised under a Trust Deed in 1991.
The Charity’s primary purpose is to support Chipping Campden School and its students, particularly in circumstances where funding is unavailable or limited from other sources, and in doing so fosters:
- The equality of opportunity
- Identified learning opportunities for Chipping Campden School students under the age of 25
- Whole School projects
The Charity is managed by a group of appointed Trustees.
What is the role of the Trustees?
- To allocate appropriately available funds to support learning opportunities
- To maintain and preserve the financial health of the Charity for future generations
- To meet the requirements of the Charity Commission
How is funding support accessed? A request for funding is made to the Trustees by:
- Applications in writing from individual students to the PA to the Principal.
- The Principal, to seek support for whole school initiatives e.g. World Challenge, D of E, capital projects such as Astroturf or learning materials and equipment
- By Pastoral Leads or Subject Heads to seek support for individual or groups of students e.g. Head of Sixth Form for the Hilda Terry Travel A; Head of Music for the purchase of a musical instrument.
What will the trustees consider to be important when allocating funding?
- The learning opportunity to be funded may benefit all or some of the following: the development of a particular talent, life skills such as resilience and the ability to work with others, the broader community and environment, cultural understanding and the celebration of diversity. The Trustees will look to understand the opportunity provided by the specific nature of each application.
- Financial help may be necessary for the learning experience to be accessed as no other or only limited funds are available to the student/s
- Trustees will be mindful of student and family economic circumstances, and the commitment already demonstrated to access the opportunity, and other available sources of funding.
Charity Trustees
Neil Makin OBE
Acting Chair of Charity Trustee
Neil Makin OBE
Acting Chair of Charity Trustee
Neil’s career has been mainly in food manufacturing, much of it at board level in Human Resources, public affairs and corporate responsibility. His early training was with Pilkington Glass; he then moved to Kellogg’s becoming HR Director. Neil joined Cadbury as Personnel Director at Bournville (1988-97), then External Affairs Director at Cadbury Schweppes until 2008, leading the Group’s engagement at Westminster, Brussels and Washington.
In more recent years he was Chair of the Cadbury Foundation, and has extensive experience of Education from a range of public, voluntary, consultancy and trustee positions, with an emphasis on education and business links. These included the Birmingham and Solihull Education and Business Partnership; Business in the Community; Young Enterprise; Teach First; and the Adult Learning Inspectorate. Neil was awarded the OBE for services to Adult Learning in 2005.
Neil served as a governor of the Chipping Campden School Academy from 2008-16, and currently is Acting Chair of the School Charity. He is Vice-Chair of Governors of Sandwell College.
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Lindsay Hay
Trustee
Lindsay Hay
Trustee
Lindsay has spent almost 20 years at PepsiCo and is currently their Global Food Safety & Quality Director. Prior to her tenure at PepsiCo, Lindsay held various positions within the food & beverage industry at renowned companies such as Cadbury, Coca-Cola Schweppes, Premier Foods, and Tilda.
Her passion for enhancing food safety management systems and developing individuals' capabilities has been a driving force throughout her career. This commitment led Lindsay to become actively involved with the Chipping Campden School Charity Trust, where she has firsthand experience as a parent of two children who attended the school and as the Charity Trust plays a pivotal role in supporting students' personal development.
Lindsay is also involved in the Global Food Safety Initiative as a co-chair for the EMEA region and is a member of the BRCGS Technical Advisory Board. On a personal note, she enjoys home renovations and DIY projects.
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Ken Wood
Trustee
Stephen Burnett
Trustee
Stephen Burnett
Trustee
Steve qualified as a Chartered Accountant with KPMG London in 1982 after which he gained extensive business experience with major companies in the Land Development and Housebuilding industries based in the Midlands.
After retiring in 2019 Steve has sought to undertake roles which benefit the local community and joined the School Charity as a Trustee in 2020 with emphasis on the financial & investment areas.
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Les Southam
Trustee
Jackie Flaherty
Trustee
Jackie Flaherty
Trustee
Jackie is a physics graduate from Durham University who taught in state secondary schools for 31 years and was involved in primary outreach programmes for much of this time. During her time at Chipping Campden School she held the following leadership positions: Head of Physics, Director of STEM and Director of Training and Development. In 2016 Jackie set up the STAR (Science, Training and Research) Centre to act as a hub for numerous student and teacher enrichment programmes in partnership with ESERO-UK, The Royal Institution, IRIS and Astro-camps. Jackie is now Head of Teaching and Learning at The Ogden Trust, a charitable trust that exists to promote the teaching and learning of physics.
Jackie is a Space Champion for ESERO-UK and an advisor for Project Earth (affiliated to the Earthshot Prize).
In her spare time she loves cold water swimming, travel and dancing.
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Caroline Doran
Clerk to the Trustees
Caroline Doran
Clerk to the Trustees
Through her children Caroline has had a link with the school for 28 years.
She is happy to use the experience she gained whilst working as a town clerk to assist the School Charity, and by doing this hopes to give many young people the chance to follow their dream.
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