GovernorsOur Governing Body are responsible for the strategic direction of the school and to hold it to account for its performance.
Our Governing Body has two committees.The Children and Learning Committee focuses on the progress and attainment of pupils. The Resources Committee is focused on the financial management of the school as well as the human and physical resources. Our Governing Body meet 9 times each year. This is a combination of Full Governing Body meetings and Committee meetings. If you would be interested in being part of the Governing Body and to find out if we have any vacancies please contact the School Office. School governors play an essential part in the life of the school as they are responsible for helping to ensure the best possible education for the students. This involves:
Authority Governors are nominated by the Local Authority but appointed by the governing body. They are appointed if it is felt they have the skills required to contribute to effective governance within the school. Co-opted Governors are appointed by the governing body. They are individuals within the schools community who it is felt have the skills required to contribute to effective governance. For example individuals from the local business community Parent Governors are elected by the parents of children at the school. At the time of their election they usually have a child at the school. Parent governors can also be appointed if there are insufficient nominations. Staff Governors are members of staff who are elected by their colleagues. This also includes the head teacher who is an ex officio governor. All governors are appointed to a four year term of office. In order to help achieve its objectives the governing body has established two committees: Children and Learning and Resources. The Children and Learning committee is responsible for progress and attainment of students. Whilst the Resources committee is responsible for the financial management of the school including the physical and human resources. These committees meet on a termly basis. In addition, the FGB meets at least on a termly basis and focuses on the overall vision and strategic direction of the school. Further information is included below on the individual governors appointed. 
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