Governors
Governing Body
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The Governing Body is made up of: Representatives of the Local Education Authority Elected parent representatives An elected representative of the teaching & the support staff The Headteacher Co-opted members. The term of office for each Governor is usually four years. An election for a Governor is held when a vacancy becomes available. The role of the Governing Body The Governing Body helps the school provide the best possible education for its pupils. It provides the Headteacher and the staff with support, advice and information, drawing on its members’ knowledge and experience. The Governing Body has the responsibility for monitoring and evaluating the school’s effectiveness in the interests of the school and its pupils. The governing Body has the right to discuss, question and refine proposals – while always respecting the professional roles of the Headteacher and staff, and their responsibilities for the management of the school. In its turn the Governing Body answers for its actions, above all to parents and the wider local community for the school’s overall performance. |
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Governors |
Status |
Governors |
Status |
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Mr E Wright (Chair) |
Community |
Mrs J Banks |
Parent |
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Mr K Banks (Vice Chair) |
Community |
Mrs K Ford |
Parent |
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Vacancy |
Co-opted |
Mr R Fowler |
Parent |
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Mr A Ralph |
Associate |
Mrs J Crawford-Thomson |
Parent |
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Mrs A North |
LA |
Vacancy |
Parent |
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Mr D McKeown |
LA |
Mrs J Townsend |
Headteacher |
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Vacancy |
LA |
Mrs R Heavens |
Teacher |
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Mrs T Castle |
Support Staff |
The full Governing Body meets at least twice per term. There are five sub-committees – Personnel, Pay Policy, Curriculum, Premises/Health and Safety and Finance. Information about Governors’ meetings, minutes from meetings and information about becoming a governor can be found on the Parents’ Information Bookcase, near the secretary’s office.