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Naresh Sonpar elected chair of London education board
Naresh Sonpar is committed to ensuring that London schools deliver “first-class” education.
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Newely elected Naresh Sonpar, chair of London education board / Image - City of London/website
Naresh Sonpar, a distinguished university lecturer and former City financial expert, has been elected as the new chair of the city of London corporation’s education board.
The appointment, confirmed by members of the education board, marks a significant development in the oversight of educational strategies and programs in the heart of the UK capital.
The board, which directs educational initiatives encompassing skills development, cultural learning, and apprenticeship schemes, plays a pivotal role in advancing the city corporation’s educational outreach. This includes the stewardship of the city corporation’s network of schools, comprising 10 academies and several other educational institutions.
Reacting to the appointment, Sonpar expressed deep commitment to equitable education provision, regardless of background or circumstance. As the chair he is dedicated to enhancing educational standards and enriching the experiences of students and staff across city-sponsored institutions.
In a statement following his election, Sonpar emphasized the paramount importance of nurturing excellence and fostering opportunities for academic achievement. "I am determined to do everything we can to ensure our schools and their pupils can attain even greater success," Sonpar affirmed.
"I am focused on ensuring that the resources we provide help take our schools to the next level and support their staff and pupils to give them the best experience through their educational journey."
The City Corporation's educational initiatives are poised for renewed vigor under Sonpar's leadership, promising a future marked by enhanced educational outcomes and opportunities for students within London's academic ecosystem, the official statement by the corporation noted.
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