My name is Jane Gedny. I have been a governor at Huntingdon Primary since 2012, and was elected Chairman for a number of those years. Before I retired, I had a career in teaching, was a deputy head and ended my career as a Local Authority Advisor. I have 3 children and 7 grandchildren who keep me busy. I feel very privileged to be a governor at Huntingdon Nursery and Primary Federation and to be able to contribute to the provision of the best education possible for your children.

I am a member of staff at the Primary School and have been a governor since 2017. My daughter attended both the Nursery and Primary Schools, which motivated me to become a governor as I wanted to give something back and play an active role in my community. I hope to support the Federation in my role as governor as it continues to grow and flourish.

With extensive experience in project and programme management, I have successfully led complex initiatives across public and charity sectors around the world. My work has often focused on cultural diplomacy and driving systemic change in areas such as research, higher education, and technical and vocational education. As a Governor, I am committed to applying my skills and diverse experience to support and shape the school’s strategic direction.

I’m a parent of two children at Huntingdon Nursery and Primary Federation and proud to support the school as a governor. I work in town planning and have a strong interest in how the places we live, learn, and play in can shape our health, wellbeing, and learning outcomes. I’m especially passionate about making sure every child feels they belong and can take part in learning that’s practical, playful, and meaningful. I believe every child deserves to feel supported, curious, and confident as they grow.

I am Selina Daley and have a son at this school which is why I elected to be a parent school governor.  My background is in academic publishing having helped the British Library digitise microfiche. I am passionate about community and volunteered for the Cambridge Women’s Resource Centre and now for Home Start. I want to bring this experience to the role.

With over 15 years of leadership experience in the hospitality sector and children attending both the Primary and Nursery, I’m committed to supporting the Federation in a meaningful way. I hope to contribute to creating a safe, inclusive, and high-achieving environment and to play an active role in the school’s continued development and success.

My name is Amanda Buckenham. I am a Mum of 4. I have worked as a Teaching Assistant in Peterborough and have been a Governor for 17 years; 16 at the Nursery School. I am also an NHS Governor.