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The role of the Governing Body

The Governing Body strive to support Tillingbourne School through:

  • contributing to & fully supporting the school vision & strategy to ensure the school has a long term commitment to improvement.
  • ensuring financial stability, including the effective and efficient management of resources as a means of learning & enjoyment in a modern environment.
  • monitoring & evaluating the educational progress of the school.
  • supporting & challenging the Head Teacher to provide a safe and enriching environment for all children.
  • ensuring the appropriate response to OFSTED outcomes regarding school governance.
  • ensuring all governors have the necessary skills to meet their obligations to the school.
  • listening and responding to the voices of the children, parents, teachers & local community to ensure the school strategy remains on track

Visiting Governors – There is a schedule of governors’ visits that focus on specific aspects of school life and help us to evaluate the impact of our School Development Plan.

If you have any feedback you would like to give the governing body or have any questions regarding the strategic direction of the school please contact the Chair of Governors via the school email  or contact the school office on 01483 504384

Mick Michell

Chair of Governors

Meetings

Main Governors’ meetings are held at least once a term. There are also two committees which report back to the Full Governing Body meetings:

  • Resources and Infrastructure – this committee monitors and evaluates the utilization of all physical, financial and human resources. The committee looks at best value for money and ensures that the school is sufficiently resourced to implement all aspects of the School Development Plan.
  • Children and Learning – this committee monitors and evaluates the standards of learning and teaching and the impact that the school makes on children’s progress and attainment for all pupils. The committee monitors how the school ensures that we achieve our national and locally set targets and the targets that we set ourselves.
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