The Board of Govenors is made up of the Head Teacher, a member of staff, parents, one person appointed by the Local Authority, and representatives of the local community.  They meet at least once a term as a full Governing Body, as well as in committee meetings.

What are their responsibilities?

• They decide, with the Head Teacher, the aims and policies of the school and how the standards of education can be improved.

• They decide in general terms, how the school should be run.  The Head Teacher is responsible for the day-to-day management of the school.

• With the Head Teacher and staff, governors help to draw up the School Development Plan.

• They help, with the Head Teacher and the Local Authority, to decide how to spend the school budget.

• They make sure that the national Curriculum, Foundation Stage Curriculum and Religious Education curriculum are taught appropriately, and that the school reports on children’s attainment within this.

• They select the Head Teacher and Deputy Heads.

• They assist in appointing other new staff.

• They act as a link between the school and the local community.

• They draw up an action plan after an Ofsted inspection, and make sure that it is put into place.

Individual governors have no power: the Governing Body acts together.

MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

September 2018

• Heidi Hards - Chair of Governors- Parent Governor
• Rebecca Pascoe-Youell - Vice Chair of Governors - Co-opted Governor
• Ana Johnson - Parent Governor 
• Vallerie Bellamy- Local Authority Governor
• Susannah Wookey- Co-opted Governor
• James Russell- Co-opted Governor (left 15/11/2018)
• Kate Sutton- Co-opted Governor
• Z. Farmer - Head teacher
• Emma Speller - Staff Governor
• Elizabeth Keeley - Parent Governor

Please click on the tabs to find out more about our governors. 

Meetings for the academic year are as follows:

Information regarding the Trustees and Members of Chelmsford Learning Partnership can be found on the CLP website:

http://www.clptrust.com/347/members-and-trustees-1