Our Board of Governors play a crucial role in the strategic leadership and oversight of our school. Comprised of experienced professionals from various fields, the Board ensures that Streatham & Clapham High School continues to deliver a high-quality education that aligns with our values and vision.
Their key responsibilities include:
- Setting the school’s long-term strategy and vision
- Monitoring academic and financial performance
- Overseeing major projects and developments
- Ensuring compliance with regulatory and safeguarding requirements
- Supporting the Head and Senior Leadership Team in achieving the best outcomes for students
The Governors work closely with school leadership to ensure that we provide an inspiring, safe and well-resourced environment where each girl can thrive academically and personally. Their dedication and expertise help shape the future of the school, ensuring that it remains a leader in girls’ education.
Our Board of Governors
Chair of Governors – Mrs Jane Rankin
Governor – Mr Simon Packard
Governor – Mr Stuart Appleby
Governor – Ms Georgina Berriman
Governor – Mr Dan Clays
Governor – Mr Michael Eyles
Governor – Mr Laurence Higgins
Governor – Ms Carlene Kuschke
Governor – Ms Samantha Lorence
Latest News:
Head’s Talk
Step inside an inspiring new conversation series from Streatham & Clapham High School, where Head, Ms Cathy Ellott, sits down with remarkable women from diverse backgrounds to share insights, experiences, and ideas that shape the future.
SCHS Boat Club Fundraising Dinner
The SCHS Boat Club was delighted to host their first ever fundraising dinner, welcoming around a hundred students, family members and staff for a delicious two course meal.
Celebrating International Women’s Day
SCHS proudly celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 with an inspiring afternoon of alumnae talks and professional workshops, centred on this year’s international theme: Give To Gain.
Alumna Spotlight: Nadine White
SCHS is proud to celebrate alumna Nadine White, a multi-award-winning journalist and filmmaker whose work has made her one of Britain’s leading voices reporting on race, justice and inequality.
