Governors

James Brown was one of Pitsford School’s founding pupils. He left Pitsford School in 1996 after completing A-levels in Economics, French, Maths and General Studies. James went on to study International Business with French at Northumbria University and is now a Director at Daro Furniture, a UK brand specialising in Indoor and Outdoor Woven Furniture, based in Northampton.

James Brown is a Member of the governors’ Education & Personnel committee and is Chairman of the Marketing Committee. James has two children in the Junior school.

Lecturer in Environmental Policy, Sustainability and Climate change. Lecturer. inInternational Events Management. B Ed Hons University of Leicester. Physical education and Geography 1982. MBA University of Bristol, 1994. Lecturer at: University of Napier Edinburgh / University of Monaco / Geneva Business school / Regents/ Omnes London.

Previous work in the field of sports administration: 1995-2012. Worked for FIFA, UEFA, IOC and Special Olympics. Various roles: Tournament Organisation, competitions management, Protocol and PR Management. Sustainability committee, Anti -Racism committee. Consultant for various sporting organisation and bidding committees.

Personal interests: All sports, participating in Tennis, Triathlon, Cycling and walking. Other interests Music, the Arts and climate change developments.

Andrew was Director of Music at Pitsford School from 2000 until his retirement from teaching in 2013. He now works for the Royal School of Church Music as co-ordinator for the south of England and is an organist and choir director at a church in Northampton. He has served as a governor at Pitsford School since 2014 with particular interest in staff liaison and the curriculum.

I retired in 2016 after 38 years at Loughborough Grammar School, the last 13 as Deputy Head and was twice Acting Headmaster. A mathematician I also was heavily involved in coaching rugby, cricket and athletics; producing plays and singing in the choir. I was responsible for the School’s 500th anniversary and the visit of the Queen in 1996.

From 1998 to 2005 I managed England’s U15 Cricket XI and in2019 was awarded the Times Educational Supplement’s award for ‘Special Services’ to Independent Education.

The Reverend Stephen Trott is also School Chaplain for Pitsford School.

Stephen has been involved with the School since its formation and opening in 1989 and his three children all attended the School.

He is a graduate in English (Hull University), Theology (Cambridge University) and Law (Cardiff University) and has been Rector of Pitsford since 1988.

He is one of the Church Commissioners for England (the UK’s second largest charity) and is the Bishop’s Ecumenical Officer for the Diocese of Peterborough.

He is a trustee of several charities and is the Chair of the Richard Humfrey Charity in Boughton.