Role of the Governors

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Every school has a Governing Body that is made up of the following:

 

• Parents of children who attend the school

• Teachers from the school

• A non-teaching member of staff at the school

• People appointed by the Local Education Authority

• People living and working within the local community​

 

The Governors have a very important role to play. In conjunction with the Head teacher they are involved in:

 

• Creating and implementing the schools vision

• Making and authorising financial decisions

• Forming Policies and monitoring the curriculum

• Setting appropriate challenge for the school

• Actively pursuing the best interests of children and all associated with the school.

 

Governors usually serve for a period of four years and they require no special qualifications. All Governors are informed about their responsibilities and training is available. The Governing Body meets at least once a term and there are additional meetings for other business. Once a year Governors prepare a report for parents and they are invited to a meeting to discuss its contents.

Parc y Llan Governing Body

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• Natalie Jones - Chair of Governors

• Paul Whybro - Vice Chair

• Meilir Ashford - Headteacher

• Neil Henney - Parent Governor

• Amanda Calloway - Parent Governor

• Gill Short - Community Governor

• Claire Budden - L.A. Governor

• Margaret Morris - Staff Governor

• Eleri Harper - Teacher Governor