St Finbar’s Catholic Primary School
Governing Board
The role of the school governor is demanding but very rewarding and is a good way to give back to your local community. School governing bodies are responsible for working with the school to ensure that it delivers a good quality education. The Headteacher is responsible for the day-to-day management of the school and staff.
Meeting Schedules 2020/21
Governors Meeting attendance register
The Governors main roles include:
- To provide strategic direction for the school
- To ensure accountability
- Determining how the school’s budget is spent
- Hearing appeals and grievances
- Forming policy on the school’s curriculum and collective worship
- Setting standards for pupils’ behaviour and discipline
- Making sure school buildings are welcoming and safe
- Setting and monitoring the school’s aims and policies
Link to statutory guidance
Contact details for the Governing Body – via the school
| Name | Position |
| Mrs A Williams | Foundation Governor/Chair |
| Mrs L Turner | Parent Governor /Vice Chair |
| Mrs E Carney | Foundation |
| Mr J Bickerstaffe | Foundation |
| Miss M Bouch | Foundation |
| Mr D Seddon | Foundation |
| Miss A McCormack | Foundation |
| Ms S Hughes | Foundation |
| Mr H Cruz | Parent Governor |
| Mrs C Whittaker | Elected – Teacher |
| Mrs J P Conley | Headteacher |
| Mr M Morris | LA – Governor |
| Mr T Brown | Clerk to Governors |
| Miss T Williams | Associate Member |
How do I become a parent governor?
If your child attends a school, you can be elected as a parent governor by the parents. Schools organise these elections, and inform parents and staff about them. You can also become a governor by approaching the school to see if they will co-opt you or by asking the local authority, church or foundation if they would appoint you.
If your child attends a school, you can be elected as a parent governor by the parents. Schools organise these elections, and inform parents and staff about them. You can also become a governor by approaching the school to see if they will co-opt you or by asking the local authority, church or foundation if they would appoint you.
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