About
A school’s governing body has three main functions. To ensure that the school has a clear vision and direction To hold the headteacher to account for the school’s performance To make sure that the school’s money is well spent Being a school governor means being interested in getting the best education for the pupils at the school. Governors can become involved in a range of school matters, which can include recruitment, finance and curriculum. They also provide a strong link between the school and the local community, and an independent view to support the school on long term development and improvement.
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School Governor
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