Governors

The Governing Body of the school is made up of people from a variety of backgrounds. The school governors are a group of individuals, who are elected, nominated or co-opted and are representatives of parents and staff, and the local community. School Governors work with the Headteacher and are responsible for setting the strategic direction of the school.

Our purpose as a governing body is to support & improve the school through our involvement, providing supportive, active & critical voice to ensure that the school achieves its maximum potential and every pupil achieves.

The three key functions for the Governing Body are:

  • To ensure that the vision, ethos & strategic direction of the school are clearly defined
  • To ensure that the Headteacher performs her responsibilities for the educational performance of the school;
  • To ensure the sound, proper & effective use of the school’s financial resources.
 
The Governing Body adopts an executive responsibility approach to its functionality & reports through Governor meetings held six times a year. Where committees are required, the chair of those committees is listed below:                                       
  •    Head Teacher Performance Review Committee - James Day and David Furze

You can contact the Chair by emailing kim.hall@learningat.uk

 

Chair of Governors:
Mr James Day
 
Vice Chair of Governors:
Mr Robert Hunter
 
Headteacher (Ex Officio):
Mrs Victoria Broughton
 
Staff Governors:
Mrs Victoria Williams
 
Academy Governors:
Mrs Sue King
Mr Robert Hunter
Mr David Furze
 
Parent Governors: 
Mr James Day
Mr Scott Wieprcht
 
Co-opted Governors:
Mr Matthew Cocking
 
The Company Secretary and Clerk to Governors:
Mrs Kim Hall
 
Governors who have left the board in the last 12 months:
Mrs Michaela Kerr
Mr Scott Kerrison
 

 

The Governors have responsibility for the following roles:

Safeguarding: David Furze
Head Teachers Performance Management: James Day and David Furze
Pupil Premium, Sports Premium, Catch Up Funding: Matthew Cocking
English: David Furze
Maths:  Robert Hunter
SEN: Sue King
Early Years: James Day
Curriculum: Sue King