Timo is founder of SchoolDash, an education data analytics company, and serves as a non-executive director of SAGE Publishing and Arden University. He is also an advisor to Ada Lovelace Day, which promotes women in STEM, and the Institute for Ethical AI in Education, among other organisations. Two of his daughters attend HBS and another graduated from the school in 2020.

Lisa is a corporate lawyer and has worked in several large City private practices as well as in-house.  She now freelances for a number of charities and is the treasurer and co-ordinator for the Barnet Parent Carer Forum as well as a Director of BELS (Barnet Education and Learning Service). She has three daughters, two of whom attended the school, and is an old girl. She has been a parent governor since February 2014 and also governed at the school between January 2006 and December 2009.

Peter has been a governor since 2011 and was chair of governors from September 2015 to September 2022, having previously chaired Finance and Property & Premises. His daughter was a student at the school between 2010 and 2017. Peter read modern languages at university and his career spans a decade as a solicitor in the City, followed by more than a decade in senior positions at trade associations for the commercial real estate investment and finance industry.

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Professor Yang Hao has a daughter at HBS and he is the Dean for Research (Science and Engineering) at Queen Mary University of London. His research interest is applied physics and advanced materials for ICT applications and he is keen to advocate the core values of STEM for school education.

Jonathan is an architect by profession, specialising in urban design and complex large scale masterplanning. He is a partner in a practice based in central London with approximately 120 staff, and has led significant projects across the UK and internationally. He has also been a lecturer at UCL for over twenty years, where his teaching and research work is focused on urbanism and interdisciplinary practice. He was previously vice chair of governors for a newly formed primary free school in Camden, and has a daughter who joined HBS in 2021.

Farah qualified as a Chartered Accountant with PwC.  After a role at Deutsche Bank, she moved to work with startups and growing companies and has been doing so for the past 10 years. She has two daughters at HBS.

Natasha Rosen is a qualified solicitor with a background in corporate and commercial law, and is currently an advisory lawyer in the Government Legal Department.  She studied Classics at Cambridge and is a former HBS student.

Sarah Rollo is a Staff Governor. She has been a part-time member of HBS’ Classics department since 2013, teaching Latin, Greek and Classical Civilisation. After studying Classics at Oxford, she worked in press and public relations in the charity and health sectors and oversaw communications for BBC World.

Esther taught at HBS between 2014 and 2024, prior to which she worked in financial services. She has a daughter at the school.

Pragya is a Technical Delivery Leader and a Transformation  Programme consultant at a Fintech firm in London. She has a Masters in Computer Applications and an Economics Honours. She has been associated with the HBS Parents Association for the last 8 years as a member and chair. She has one daughter currently studying in HBS and one who graduated in 2020.