Our Trustees
We've always got something going on at The Denbigh Workshop, why not get involved?
Rosalind Williams
Rosalind Williams is our chair of trustees. She has extensive experience in the education and third sector as a director, consultant and trustee. She is committed to helping the charity create positive experiences in drama, theatre and the arts as a way of developing self confidence, building self esteem and enhancing well being.
Delyth O’Loughlin
I am a member of Denbigh Community Choir and have seen first hand the invaluable work The Denbigh Workshop undertakes with the children and young people within our community.
When the opportunity arose I was more than happy to become a trustee in order to help support the The Denbigh Workshop to continue their good work.
Jenny Sandle
I am Jenny Sandle, a retired teacher. During my career I taught children from the age of seven up to A Level students and adults in locations as diverse as deprived urban areas to the idyllic, extremely rural, Outer Hebrides. I specialised in English and Drama. I have lived in Nantglyn for over twenty years, although my family originate from Ynys Mon.
When I retired I was delighted to be asked to become a Trustee for Denbigh Workshop. This dynamic charity makes a huge difference to the members of our community through performing arts. I am proud to be able to do something to help in their fantastic work.
Jane Jarvis
Jane has worked in education for 27 years, teaching across KeyStages 3, 4 and 5. She has held a range of leadership responsibilities overthat time and is currently Head of Sixth Form. As well as holding a Trusteerole with The Denbigh Workshop, Jane is also an experienced secondary schoolgovernor. During her career, Jane has seen huge changes in education; she has awell-developed understanding of the needs of the secondary sector and a passionfor education.
Her daughter enjoyed a successful, confidence-building Saturdaymorning Youth Theatre experience with The Denbigh Workshop and Jane is keen to supportthe charity through its growth and future development. She is inspired by thealtruistic and inclusive nature of the charity, and specifically the positiveimpact it has on improving the lives of others, including those mostdisadvantaged in our local area.
