More resignations after Neil Foden's conviction for sexual offences against children.
On May 23rd, it was reported that two school governors at Ysgol Friars, in Bangor, Gwynedd, have both stepped down from their posts.
Chair of governors, Essie Ahari and vice chair, Keith Horton, have both left the school with immediate effect.
Essie Ahari, is Chief Inspector at North Wales Police -
https://facesofwales.blogspot.com/2022/06/essi-ahari-chief-inspector-north-wales.html
Is Keith Horton, a serving police officer too?
Ahari, Horton and and a E. Harrison were the community representatives on the board of governors.
The representatives from Gwynedd council included -
Dr. C. Swatridge, Mr E.T. Morris, Mr Keith Parry and councillor R. Medwyn Hughes.
Staff representatives included Ms Alice Carter, Mrs A. Blackham and Mrs G.C Shacklady.
As of Saturday, 25th may, all of the above names appear to have been removed from the Ysgol Friars website.
One parents representative also appears to have gone.
So many departures in just two days must show that staff and parents have lost confidence in the governors who had worked so closely with Neil Foden...
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