Governors
Our Governors
The Family of All Saints Church of England Primary School and Needwood Church of England Primary School has one Governing body. It was reconstituted in April 2014.
The Family of All Saints Church of England Primary School and Needwood Church of England Primary School has one Governing body. It was reconstituted in April 2014.
Our Governors come from our local communities as elected parent governors, Foundation governors, staff governors and Local Authority representatives.
Governor list, start date, position held, term of office, and register of Interests record (for previous years please ask if appropriate)
2019 / 2020 (JTMAT Transparency Document)
2020 / 2021 (JTMAT Transparency Document)
2021 / 2022 (JTMAT Transparency Document)
For statutory committee and full meetings attendance, please. For previous years please request if appropriate.
click here 2019 2020
click here 2020 2021
(AB - appointing body) (T/O - term of office)
Executive Headteacher: Mrs Charlene Gethin (1.4.14)
What do Governors do?
The Governors are responsible for working strategically with the school to ensure that it delivers high quality education and other opportunities for children in both schools. They work with the Executive Headteacher, who is responsible for day-to-day management, to set our school’s aims and policies and to monitor all aspects of school life.
Governors have three main roles:
To provide strategic direction for the school
To act as a critical friend to the Headteacher
To ensure accountability
To provide strategic direction for the school
To act as a critical friend to the Headteacher
To ensure accountability
They also carry out a number of other important duties, which include:
Determining how the school's budget is spent
The appointing and dismissing of staff
Hearing appeals and grievances
Forming policy on the school's curriculum and collective worship
Setting standards for pupils' behaviour and discipline
Making sure school buildings are welcoming and safe
Setting and monitoring the school's aims and policies
Determining how the school's budget is spent
The appointing and dismissing of staff
Hearing appeals and grievances
Forming policy on the school's curriculum and collective worship
Setting standards for pupils' behaviour and discipline
Making sure school buildings are welcoming and safe
Setting and monitoring the school's aims and policies
The is demanding but very rewarding and is a good way to give back to your local community.
The SGA (staffordshire Governors) Forum. http://www.staffsga.org.uk/