Designated Safeguarding Leads and Senior Leadership Team

The Board of Trustees

William Holland (Chair of the board)

William Holland joined the Police force in 1980. He worked in London as a police constable for 32 years and retired as Assistant Chief Constable for Warwickshire in 2006. He was also the chair of Warwickshire Crime-stoppers and uses this experience on the board.

Richard Hardy

Richard qualified as a chartered surveyor in 1976 and has worked in Warwickshire and the West Midlands since 1978, building up an unrivalled knowledge of the area. He is a founding partner of Bromwich Hardy, a successful commercial property company.

Andrew Parker

Andy spent 22 years working for the police in North Yorkshire He then went on and joined Warwickshire Police 10 years ago and was appointed Chief Constable in 2011 and retired in 2015. He is using his experience and knowledge of the area in contributing to the board of trustees.

Kuljit Minhas

Kuljit is a primary school teacher, who trained in Canada but has been working in Coventry and Warwickshire schools for the last 19 years. During her free time, she enjoys studying the holistic approach to life like Rekhi and yoga. She has completed a level 2 in Rekhi and would like to someday, become a master of the art.

Saj Zaidi

Saj Zaidi is an English teacher in a Warwickshire school

“I’ve worked in partnership with around 20 schools and colleges, several Alternative Providers as well as students and their parents/carers in Warwickshire, ensuring that support processes were in place for students to make progress. Alongside this, my role focused on helping develop and implement a strategy, built on strong leadership and partnership, that allowed pupils to flourish. I’ve worked with pastoral leaders and SENCOs to help them establish policies and systems around behaviour, support, SEN and Safeguarding. Schools regularly asked me to assess their provision, systems and staff development.”

“My current role has taken me back into the mainstream sector where I teach English and work with the Sixth Form in a Grammar School.”