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Welcome toMead Vale CommunityPrimary SchoolWork Hard. Be Kind.

Governors

Our role as governors can be demanding but very rewarding. As a Board of Governors, collectively we are responsible for working with our school to ensure that it delivers a good quality education for all of our children.

 

Each school within ELAN has a Local Governing Body (LGB). The LGB of Mead Vale Community Primary School aims to support the whole community of the school using their varying skills, strengths and expertise from all walks of life to enrich the work of the governing body and improve the governance of the school. 

 

The LGB of Mead Vale Primary School is made up of representatives of the school staff, parents, and the community, who have a special interest in the school and wish to volunteer their time in undertaking the responsibilities delegated to them by the Board of Trustees. These include aspects such as maintaining an overview of the standards and performance achieved in the school, securing a local interest in the school’s strategic development and providing support and challenge for the Headteacher.

 

The current governors of the school are:

Parent Governors

1). Vacant

2). Vacant

Staff Governors

1). Mrs Julie Bonney

2). Mrs. Nicola Bignell

Headteacher of the Academy

Mrs. Jo Jaloszynski (Headteacher)

Appointed by the Board

1). Mr. Mark Beamish (Chair of Governors)

Co-opted Governors

1). Mrs Helen Cole

2). Mrs Ceri Foster

3) Mrs Amy Bignell

Clerk to the Governing Body

1). Mrs. Lisa Williams

In all decision making, the governors are committed to ensuring that the best interests of all children in the school are the highest priority.

 

To contact the Chair of Governors, please email: mark.beamish@meadvale.extendlearning.org or write to Mr. Mark Beamish at the school postal address.

Who can be part of the Local Governing Body?

The LGB of Mead Vale  is made up of representatives of the school staff, parents and the community, who have a special interest in the school and wish to volunteer their time in undertaking the responsibilities delegated to them by the Board of Trustees. These include aspects such as maintaining an overview of the standards and performance achieved in the school, securing a local interest in the school’s strategic development and providing support and challenge for school leaders.

 

In ALL decision making, the governors are committed to ensuring that the best interests of all children in Mead Vale are the highest priority.

 

Why is being a governor important?

Being a governor is a rewarding way of making a voluntary contribution to the lives of local young people.

 

We don’t expect you to be an expert in education, we welcome governors from all walks of life to bring different perspectives and views. You just need to be interested in supporting our school, community and the educational outcomes of our pupils. 

 

This is your opportunity to give back to the community and shape the lives of children locally as part of their extraordinary education experience with us.

 

You can find out more about becoming a school governor by going to: becoming-a-school-governor/

Governing Body 2023-24

Governor Information:

The Local Governing Body (LGB) is a committee of the Trust Board and responsibilities are delegated to the LGB through the Scheme of Delegation: 

Terms of reference cover procedural requirements and practical details of the Local Governing Body (LGB)

The code of governance sets out the expectations and commitment required from school governors in order for the Board of Trustees and Local Governing Bodies (LGB) to carry out their work across the Trust, within the schools and the community.

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