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Baldwins Hill Membership

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Name

 

Role

 

Date of Appointment

 

End of Term

Business, Financial and Educational Interests

Co-opted Governor Scott Gibbons Chair 20/06/2022 19/06/2026 Nothing to declare
           
Co-opted Governor Marcia Goodwin   24/06/2020 23/06/2024 Sussex Education Consultants – School improvement partner. Governor at Nutley C of E Primary School.
Co-opted Governor Victoria Chilman   24/06/2020 23/06/2024 Nothing to declare
Parent Governor Catherine Carter   01/02/2023 31/01/2027 Nothing to declare
Co-opted Governor Chris Tomsett   22/09/2023 21/09/2027 Nothing to declare
Staff Governor Laura Morton   14/09/2021 13/09/2025 Nothing to declare
Headteacher Jen Dabell   Whilst in school employment Mother is a member of the Support Staff team as a Teaching Assistant and Midday Meals supervisor at Baldwins Hill School. Father is an East Grinstead Town councillor and Mid Sussex District councillor.
         
Governors who have resigned Date of Appointment Date of Resignation Business, Financial and Educational Interests
Parent Governor Tim Heffer 10/03/2020 09/09/2022 Nothing to declare
Parent Governor Sarah Nottingham 10/06/2022 20/09/2022 Nothing to declare
Co-opted Governor Ben Wates 04/12/2019 09/09/2022 Nothing to declare

Revised 09/10/2023

ABOUT THE GOVERNORS

Governors play an important part in overseeing the running of the school in the interests of the community it serves. Governors govern rather than manage. The Governing Body is made up of a cross-section of the local community and includes parent representatives of children at the school.

School governors are volunteers who want to make a positive contribution to children’s education. They do not need to be education experts or have formal qualifications.

What do governors do?

The role of the Governing Body is a strategic one. Its key functions are to:

  • Set the aims and objectives for the school
  • Set the policies for achieving those aims and objectives
  • Set the targets for achieving those aims and objectives
  • Monitor and evaluate the progress the school is making towards achievement of its aims and objectives
  • Be a source of challenge and support to the Headteacher (a critical friend)

Becoming a school governor

The most effective governors are those who:

  • Listen, think and ask questions
  • Believe that education is important
  • Take an interest in the role of schools in the community
  • Can work with others and assimilate a wide range of information and data
  • Have a willingness to learn
  • Have sound communication skills
  • Are prepared to give time to doing the job well

LGB 2020 - 2021 Register of Attendance:

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Baldwins Hill Primary School
Lowdells Lane
East Grinstead
West Sussex
RH19 2AP

01342 321572