Mrs Rigby is an experienced and innovative educator with a passion for sports and fitness. She has held various leadership positions in different Catholic schools across the Northwest.  Mrs Rigby is pupil-centered and young people are at the heart of all she does; she drives standards and insists on high expectations ensuring young people receive the best education and experiences they can. Mrs Rigby is committed to her further learning and has a Master's degree in Catholic Educational Leadership. She also holds academic coaching qualifications. Mrs Rigby is a Lead Inspector for the Catholic Schools Inspectorate. Outside of work, she is a keen sportswoman and enjoys playing hockey, running and participating in Battlebox strength fitness classes.

Mrs Donlon is an experienced and dedicated educator with a passion for science and teaching. Watching David Attenborough documentaries with her dad instilled an avid curiosity in Biology. She was the first of her family to study A levels and having completed Biology, Chemistry and Maths A levels at Winstanley College, she succeeded in securing a place at the University of Liverpool where she completed an honours degree in Genetics.  She has held various leadership positions throughout her career. In her current role as Senior Deputy Headteacher, she oversees school operations, outcomes, self-evaluation, and examinations. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and walking her dogs.

Mr. Ryder's love for education comes from his desire to motivate and inspire young people, helping them to reach their fullest potential. He believes in the importance of learning for creating successful life chances and champions disadvantaged students. As Deputy Headteacher at St John Fisher Catholic High School, he works closely with staff and students to ensure a high-quality educational experience. In addition to his teaching career, Mr. Ryder is passionate about sports and enjoys coaching junior football and participating in endurance events, promoting a healthy body and resilient mindset.

​Mr Maw has a deep passion for sports, particularly ice and inline hockey, which he has represented his country in at junior and senior levels. His love for sports guided his academic choices, leading him to study sports science and work with various sports organisations, including Leeds United FC. In his current role as Deputy Headteacher at St John Fisher Catholic High School, Mr Maw oversees student behaviour, personal development, and safeguarding, as well as managing departmental teams. Outside of work, he enjoys staying active, travelling, and spending time with his dog, Monty.

Paul Atherton is the Business & Finance Manager at St John Fisher Catholic High School since 2008. He previously worked in the Treasurers Department of Wigan Council and holds an Associate Membership of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. His role in the school involves managing non-teaching areas such as Finance, Personnel, IT and Health and Safety. Outside of work, Paul is passionate about family, rugby league, judo and travel. He takes pride in being an active member of the Senior Leadership Team, working with a committed staff who strongly believe in the power of education to provide opportunities and life chances for all students.