Robert Eilbeck
I have worked within the financial services and credit risk management industry for almost 20 years working in some of the largest companies in the UK. I have a range of skills and knowledge that I hope to bring to the school’s governing body.
I am a father of two boys, both of whom currently attend Seaham Trinity.
As a second generation governor and a former pupil of Camden Square and Princess Road, this school and the surrounding area have been with me for over 35 years. I firmly believe that each child is deserving of the best start in life through a full, varied and safe education, and hope to assist the teachers, support staff and school as a whole to help in its continuing success for the future.
Christopher Robinson
It is my pleasure to be The Chair of the Governing body at Seaham Trinity Primary School. I have a passion for education and I would like to dedicate my spare time to helping to improve school life and outcomes for our young people in Seaham. As a parent of children who have been through the school and a former student of one of the schools that made up Seaham Trinity itself, I feel a particular connection to our school and am committed to supporting the ethos and missions of Seaham Trinity.
Sarah Dixon
I was appointed as a parent governor at Seaham Trinity at the end of 2022 and I have 12 years of teaching experience in a nearby primary school.
I am thrilled to be a governor at Seaham Trinity as I have a child that attends. I will support the school and the governing body by sharing my teaching expertise and ideas as well as my parental views. I am keen to be involved in the curricular aspects of the governing body but also understand the huge role that behaviour and well-being have in a school – this is something I am interested in supporting.
Dewi Tidball
I have been a parent governor since February 2023. Currently, I have 3 children who attend Seaham Trinity, all of whom love the school and staff very much.
I am a fully qualified primary school teacher and, after relocating to Seaham from the Midlands, taught in a primary school in Hartlepool for 10 years before making the decision to become a stay at home parent. My history in teaching means that I am passionate about the careers and wellbeing of all staff. In addition, being a parent of current Seaham Trinity pupils, means that the education and pastoral care that the children in our school receive, is also top priority. I look forward to continue to support our governing body in these areas.