Meet the Governors

Interested in becoming a Governor?

Schools are run by a governing body working with the headteacher and senior management team to ensure pupils get a good education. Becoming a governor could be a way of contributing to our school and learning new skills.

For more information about the roles and responsibilities of the position and details of how to become a school governor, please view the link below.

Telford & Wrekin Council Information on Becoming a School Governor

How to become a governor

Governor Guide 2017

Current Members of the Governing Body for 2020/21 are:

The amendment requires all governing bodies of local authority maintained schools to be constituted under the 2012 Constitution Regulations or the 2012 Federation Regulations, as appropriate, by 1 September 2015.’ (Telford and Wrekin Council 2014).

At the full governors meeting on 3 June 2014 governors approved the following constitution to be effective from 7 October 2014:

2 Parent Governors

1 Staff Governor

1 Head Teacher Governor

3 Community/Co-opted Governors

1 Local Authority Governor

Total: 8

The Governing Body can also include Associate Governors for when a specific skill set is required or when a project is taking place.

Disciplinary, Grievance, Employment Issues and Appeals against Disciplinary or Other Action and Review of Salaries Committee - Appointed Governors:

Vice Chair of Governors plus two other Governors

Appeals Committee - Appointed Governors:

Chair of Governors plus two other Governors

Behaviour and Exclusions Committee - Appointed Governors:

Chair of Governors plus two other Governors

Governors and Roles

Link and Special Interest Governors

Finance and Personnel	S Hodgkiss
Health & Safety, Buildings & Maintenance	S Spiers
Teaching and Learning	J Bennett
SEND	N Turnock-Ley
Safeguarding , Child Protection & LAC	D Reeve
Headteacher’s Performance Management	J Bennett, S Hodgkiss and S Spiers