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The Governing Body
The governing body is similar to the board of directors of a company and is responsible for making decisions regarding the way a school is run. The governing body meets at least once a term and additional meetings of sub-committees are held as required.
The Governors work with the Headteacher to:
- Agree on the aims and values of the school
- Decide what is taught
- Set standards of discipline
- Review progress at the school interview and appoint teacher
- Decide on school budget expenditure and approve school development plans provide parents with information about the school
- Prepare action plans to ensure improvements following school inspections.
School governors have legal duties, powers and responsibilities. They are obliged to work as one body.
The governing body consists of:
- Parents
- Teachers at the school
- LEA representatives
- Non-teaching school staff
- Co-optees.
A parent governor is:
- a parent of a child at the school
- elected by the school’s parents
- serves, as do other governors, for four years.
The school’s governors
Chairperson: Mrs Jenny Williams
Deputy Chairman: Mr Cerith Rhys Jones
Headteacher
Miss Siân Evans
Local Education Authority Representatives
Mr Rhys Taylor
Mr Cerith Rhys Jones
Teachers’ Representative
Mr Iolo Williams
Non-teaching staff representative
Ms Rachel Chugg
Parent Governors
Dr Mirain Rhys
Mrs Emiko Hughes
Dr Bethan Phillips
Mr Gareth Jones
Co-opted Governors
Miss Suzanne Neesom
Mrs Jenny Williams
Miss Cadi Thomas
Clerk to the Governors
Mrs Ann Williams
Parents who are governors present the views of parents to the Governing Body but they are expected to speak and act as individuals. They should not consider themselves as a voice or as envoys for parents: they do not vote on behalf of all parents. They have equal status in the work of the Governing Body and have voting rights. Four parents are elected as members of the Governing Body every four years.
