Brian O'Loghlen I was brought up in Hertfordshire, went to school in St Albans and have been a parishioner at St Saviours for more than 20 years.  My son taught at Divine Saviour some years ago.  When the Governors were looking for a Clerk in 2015, I thought that it sounded like a good ‘short term’ retirement hobby.  More recently, I have become a Governor and took over as Chair of Governors in September last year.  We work very closely with Mrs Wilson and her team and are very proud of the school and everything that the children are achieving.  If you have any questions about the Governors sand what we actually do, please feel  free to contact me on b.ologhlen@divinesaviour.herts.sch.uk

Michelle Cooper Hello, I’m Michelle, mum to Dermot in Year 6.  I became a Parent Governor in 2019.  More recently, I have become a Foundation Governor and am currently Vice Chair of the Governing Body.

I have been working as an RE teacher in a local secondary school for over 20 years.  I believe strongly in the distinctive nature of Catholic schools and I am really enjoying working alongside the DSS community.

Mary Anne Petrie I was brought up in Bushey, went to St Joan of Arc and then to university to train as a teacher and qualified in 1989.  I am currently teaching  RE at St Joan of Arc.  I have always been an active member of my parish community.  I have helped run first communion classes, confirmation classes as well as the RCIA programme.  I have been a speaker at the Bushey interfaith forum on two separate occasions.  I am passionate about Catholic education as I truly believe that it will give students all the tools and skills they need to navigate life.

I have been a Governor at Divine Saviour for the past two years.  I am chair of the school improvements committee and I am the OPAL play Governor.  I am very proud to be a Governor at Divine Saviour and will work with the school community to strive for excellence. 

Teresa Sheridan I have been involved in Catholic Education for most of my life, firstly as a pupil, then as a teacher and also as a parent.

I am now a retired teacher.  I started teaching in 1983 at Sacred Heart School in Hammersmith but spent the majority of my teaching here at Divine Saviour School until my retirement in 2021.

I am delighted to be a Foundation Governor of this lovely school.  It has given me the opportunity to stay connected to my Divine Saviour family and it allows me to continue to serve this community.

I am Governor responsible for Early Years and Special Needs education.  I am also the Link Governor for Safeguarding.

James Carter  I am a qualified accountant who has worked across a variety of sectors including health, Defence, IT and HR services.  I moved to Abbots Langley in 2014 and had my first interaction with Divine Saviour in early 2015, when my middle daughter joined their Nursery class.

I became a Parent Governor in the summer of 2021 when my youngest two daughters were attending this school.  As a parent, I had always been impressed by the school’s ethos and community feel, as well as the standard of teaching and focus on the individual pupil and wanted to give something back to the school – being a Governor allows me to do just that.

I am the Link Governor for Science, as well as the Governor aligned to Health & Safety in the school.

I am  a parishioner of St. Saviour's in Abbots Langley. I am a retired head teacher and currently serve as a lead inspector for the Catholic Schools Inspectorate. I am married with  two adult children who attended Catholic primary and secondary schools.  I have lived in the local area since 2018.  I am delighted to serve as a governor at Divine Saviour Catholic Primary School.