Establishment Board


Board Members
Jacqueline Woodland

Presiding Member

​I love watching tamariki, rangatahi learn and rise beyond their horizons. I have 50 years of successful experience in education from Teaching to Principal to Consultant. I have recently been on two Establishment Boards in the Hamilton area. I look forward to working in partnership with the Iwi and the Board to ensure that this new restructure will develop a culture where each learner will see a piece of themselves in the landscape.

Dave McNulty

Deputy Presiding Member

During my professional career I have been fully involved in Education. I am passionate about a child centred approach to education which is totally inclusive and culturally responsive. The various roles I have held are teacher, assistant and deputy principals in a secondary school. I have been responsible for curriculum design, policy development, introduction of restorative practices and extensive community involvement in the Melville area.

During my professional career I established very effective working relationships with the local community and my involvement in community groups such as the local pool trust, various sporting groups and the Community House has provided me with further insights into the community.

Barbara Cavanagh

Acting Principal

Anthony Rawiri

Ngatai Maahanga

I am the Iwi representative of Ngaati Maahanga appointed to the establishment board. I lived in the Melville area all of my school life and I am past student at Melville High School. I graduated from Waikato University with a law degree (LLBA). I am still practising and devote much of my time to supporting Ngaati Mahaanga

Matt Crispe

Living within the Melville school zone and with my tamariki being candidates for attending this new school I have an interest in ensuring it is set up to allow the school and the wider community succeed.  

In my current role as a Learning Specialist, I am required to use communication skills to ensure that the training is delivered in a manner which builds the relationship with the learner.  

I work as part of a greater team to design, develop and deliver training to internal students.  My role involves liaising with multiple stakeholders to ensure that all learning requirements are met and to manage relationships to ensure the project is delivered on time.  I have recently completed a project management course which has given me good skills and knowledge in project management work. 

I have a Bachelor of Applied Economics degree from Massey University. 

Krissy Witehira

I believe that my experience and skills in school governance and corporate operational management has equipped me well to be on the Establishment Board. I believe that my community experience, insight and involvement will help bring community confidence to the new Board. I am currently the Campus Manager at Elite School of Beauty and Spa and have previously been a Board member of the Melville High School and Melville Intermediate Schools. I have been a Parent Trustee and Board Presiding Member (Board Chairperson) as well as being on the Disciplinary, Policy Review and Whanau committees.

Lance Enevoldsen

Co-opted Parent Representative

I have lived in the Melville area for the past 20 years with my partner Sarah and we have two children at Mangakōtukutuku College. Our children have attended local early learning, Deanwell Primary and Melville Intermediate. I have run a small business in Hamilton for almost 30 years and I was volunteer member of the Fieldays Society for over 30 years as well, I learned much about governance through the various roles I filled on boards, steering committees and advisory panels in both business and my voluntary roles.
 
Recently, I joined the Mangakōtukutuku College school board, bringing my governance experience and a strong commitment to our school community. I am passionate about fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where every student is given the opportunity to thrive.
William Kokaua

Staff Representative