School Governors
| Head Teacher: | Ms Nicki Gilbert |
| Chair: | Mr Eric Williams |
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| Parent: | Mr Andrew James, Mr Steve Wall, Mr Eric Williams |
| Staff Representative: |
Mrs Sam Bell |
| Co-opted Governor |
Mr Richard Binnersley, Mrs Ceri Hibbert, Mr John Hatton, Mrs Ann Hatton |
Information on the current governors link here.
If you would like to see the declaration of interest please make a request to view from the school business manager at the school offfice.
There are two Co-opted Governors vacancies if interested please contact the Head Teacher or Chair of Governors.
Governors meet each term with there being a Full Governors Board meeting and three Committee Meetings.
The Committees are:
- Curriculum and Achievement - Chair, Mrs Ceri Hibbert
see link Terms of Reference for Curriculum Achievment Committee
- Resources- Chair, Richard Binnersley
see link Terms of Reference for Resources Committee
- Children, Families and Community- Chair, Andy James
see link Terms of Reference for Children, Families and Community
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Why Not become a School Governor?
If you match the following description, you could be the very person to become a parent governor. Everyone has something to offer and we want people from as many backgrounds and interests as possible.
What can being a School Governor Offer |
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- An insight into the wider perspective of the school through long-term planning
- A chance to develop skills in strategic management
- The opportunity to work with our team of governors and staff in improving our school
- Training to develop an understanding of specific school management issues
- The support and assistance of local and county staff
- A sense of achievement in making a difference to our school
- The pleasure of seeing children learning
The governing body of our school is responsible for:
- Ensuring that pupils receive high quality education and that the conduct of the school reflects this aim
- Working with the Head-Teacher on the strategic planning and management of the school
- Considering and agreeing the aims and policies of the school
- Discussing and approving the targets for improvement
- Appointing the staff
- Setting and monitoring the budget
- Monitoring the performance of the school
- Reporting to the parents and community on how we have accomplished our tasks
Governors can make a real difference to the performance of the school and have a real part to play in making the school successful. If you are interested in joining us to help improve education for the children in this school please contact the Head-Teacher.