Board of Governors

The Craighalbert Centre is governed by a Board of Governors with representatives from education, health, business, parents and staff .

Chairman
Professor Bart J McGettrick, Faculty of Education, University of Glasgow

Vice-Chairman
Andrew H D Wynd, Chief Executive, Scottish Spina Bifida Association

Members
Margaret Burnell, Retired Senior Deputy Director of Education, East Ayrshire Council
Mary Castles, Assistant Chief Executive, North Lanarkshire Council
Michael Cunliffe, Former Head of Special Educational Needs Division, The Scottish Office
Vicki Forrester, Parent
Hugh Fraser, Head of Support Services, Highland Council
Dr Patricia Jackson Consultant Paediatrician, Community Child Health
Lt Col Carolyn Johnstone, Commander Educational & Training Services, British Army
Veronica Mullen, Parent
Colin Sloey Divisional Chief Executive, Primary Care Operating Division,
Lanarkshire Primary Care NHS Trust
Carol Stobo, Team Member, Craighalbert Centre
Winifred Wood, Service Manager (Support for Young People), Perth and Kinross Council

Company Secretary
Dr Lillemor Jernqvist PhD, Director, Craighalbert Centre

Treasurer
Bill Sinclair, Macfarlane Gray CA

Assessor Representing The Scottish Executive
David Miller

The Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments
Registered in Scotland Number 129291
Registered Office:  Craighalbert Centre, 1 Craighalbert Way, Cumbernauld, Scotland, G68 0LS