An important part of the role of the governing body is to help set the vision and values for the school, and the policies and procedures that act as a framework for how the school is run. The daily management of the school is the responsibly of the Headteacher.
At Norton CP. the full governing body meet six times a year to discuss and agree the school’s business. In addition, our School Improvement Committee meets three times a year to monitor progress, review policies and make recommendations. These cover:
The primary role of the governing body is to help the school provide the best possible education for their pupils by:
One of the key functions of the governing board is to undertake strategic monitoring activity – the purpose of which is to triangulate information shared with governors by the SLT.
The governing board undertakes a wide range of monitoring activities including:
To have contact with school each half term and to prepare and present a termly EYFS Report to the full governing body.
To have contact with school each half term and to prepare and present a termly SEND Report to the full governing body.
To have contact with school each half term and to prepare and present a termly CURRICULUM Report to the full governing body. This should include links to the budget and how curriculum resources are funded.
To have contact with school each half term and to be involved with the School Improvement Committee, with a particular focus on Finance.
To have contact with school each half term and to be involved with the School Improvement Committee, with a particular focus on Health and Safety.
To have contact with school each half term and prepare and present a termly Safeguarding Report to the full governing body.