As a Further Education (FE) college, Newbury College is required (by the Further and Higher Education Act 1992) to have a Governing Board known as the Newbury College Corporation.

The main role of the Corporation is to oversee the way the college is run; make sure it delivers what its community needs in a way that reflects the highest professional and ethical standards; make effective use of the resources it has available.

There are different categories of Governors (also known as Members) forming the Corporation Board. This comprises of External Governors, who are recruited from outside the college from business and community organisations and Student and Staff Governors.

The Corporation Board, which is a non-executive committee, meets at key stages throughout the academic year.

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Corporation members

Sally Osmond
Sally Osmond

Chair of the Corporation

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Lee Probert
Lee Probert

Principal and Chief Executive

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Lesley Black
Lesley Black

External Member

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Stuart Compton
Stuart Compton

External Member

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Julian Cooper
Julian Cooper

External Member

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Steven Dixon
Steven Dixon

External Member

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Deborah Ferguson
Deborah Ferguson

External Member

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Trevor Gabriele
Trevor Gabriele

External Member

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Neil McDougall
Neil McDougall

External Member

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Louise Muijen
Louise Muijen

External Member

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Russell Shackleton
Russell Shackleton

External Member

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Chris Wilson

External Member

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Matt Jones
Matt Jones

Staff Member

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Sue Richardson
Sue Richardson

Staff Member

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Lilly Reid
Lilly Reid

Student Member (16-19)

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Ella Ward
Ella Ward

Student Member (19+)

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FIND OUT MORE ABOUT BEING A CORPORATION MEMBER

A good Governing Board should reflect the community it serves and bring together a wide range of people with different backgrounds, lifestyles, skills and experience. Corporation Members should:

  • have a commitment to education and training and to the success of the college's students.
  • be willing to contribute to the life and well-being of the college and its community.
  • commit to strengthening links between the college and its business and local communities and commit to acting openly, honestly and with integrity.

Find out more about becoming a Corporation Member.