The Wooden Hill Primary and Nursery School Board of Governors is a diverse group of people, all volunteers, with a common interest in the school, its staff, pupils and buildings and the community of which it forms a part. Each Governor brings different strengths and skills to the Governing Board, but all have a commitment to helping the school. 

The full governing body meets at least twice a term. The Headteacher provides all the necessary information to the governing body so that it can do its job well. The governors delegate the day to day responsibility for the management of the school to the Headteacher, including implementation of the strategic direction agreed by the governing body.

The governors focus strongly on three core functions:

1. Ensuring clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction;
2. Holding executive leaders to account for the educational performance of the organisation and its pupils, and the effective and efficient performance management of staff;
3. Overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure its money is well spent.

The  governing body has places for 12 governors: 

• 7 Co-opted governors who are appointed by the Governing Body from the community
• 2 elected parent governors
• 1 Local Authority governor 
• 1 elected staff governor
• The headteacher 

Governors are appointed or elected for a four year term, but can stand for re-appointment or re-election if they wish. 

The Governing Body at Wooden Hill works as a ‘whole team’, meeting a minimum of 6 times per year, once in each term, without any separate committees.  

 

Co-opted Governors

 

 

Parent Governors

 

   

Local Authority Governor

 

Staff Governor

 

Associate Governor

 

Headteacher and Clerk

 

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