The Governing Body of Lime Walk Primary School
Vicky Hewitt - Associate Governor
I have worked at Lime Walk Primary School since 2008 and have had various roles in that time.
I have been Deputy Headteacher since 2012 and have been lucky enough to teach in all year groups across the school. I am currently responsible for Early Years, Pupil Premium expenditure and overseeing the curriculum - roles within which I take great pride in making a difference for our pupils from the very start of their journey with us until they head off on their future adventures.
I have two young children of my own, the eldest of whom has just started reception, so I feel I have a new perspective on the importance of working together for the best outcomes for our children.
Mohammed-Awais Ahmed - Parent Governor
I am a parent governor whose children have attended the school since September 2015.
I possess an LLB Law degree as well as a Postgraduate Masters in Legal Practice and am employed as a Civil Servant and works for the Home Office in Central Government.
I am a keen sports coach and manage a local grassroots football and Cricket team.
Liza Isaac - Staff Governor
I joined Lime Walk in 2014 as the Family Liaison Officer and I am also a Deputy Safeguarding Lead for the school. My job role allows me the oppotunity to spend lots of time with the children and their families.
I have worked in Education in Hertfordshire for 28 years.
I have two children, one of whom studied at Sheffield University and the other is currently in secondary school in Hertfordshire taking GCSE’s.
I am new to the staff governor role and I am looking forward to learning more.
Andrew Kerse - Headteacher
I have been headteacher at Lime Walk Primary School since September 2020 and have over 30 years of experience working with governors at school. Throughout my career I have always worked in Hertfordshire and have extensive knowledge of working in Hemel Hempstead and the surrounding area. I have been a governor in 7 schools throughout the county and have chaired a number of committees, working parties and governor training groups over my 25 years as a school governor.
I have two children who have moved through the education system and am married to a teacher who works in another authority. As my children grew up I volunteered at the local scout group and co-managed one of the sections for five years. In addition to that I managed a Colts Cricket team at a local club, am presently on the DSSN (Dacorum Schools Sports Network) steering committee and supported my son's football team every weekend by assisting the management. I have extensive experience of sitting on committees to provide opportunities for young people.
