What is a school governor?

School governors are volunteers who help to run the school. Most schools work with a group of school governors - together they’re called the 'governing body'. Meetings are held throughout the academic year and governors are involved in decisions about all aspects of managing the school – such as running buildings and budgets, supporting staff and setting standards of school discipline.

Governors also help to make big decisions about the school’s long-term goals. They support headteachers, but also ask questions and make sure the headteacher is taking the school in the right direction.

Our school is made up of governors to represent the following areas: LA governors (Wirral local authority), foundation governors (nominated by Chester Diocese), co-opted governours, staff governors and parent governors. Governors are linked to an area within the curriculum.

Contact may be made to any of our governors via the clerk, who can be contacted via the school office on 0151 652 0673

Instrument of governance:

The Headteacher

1 Ex Offico, 1 LA, 1 Staff, 3 Foundation, 3 Parents & 3 Co-Opted

Current vacancies: There are no current governor vacancies

WE DO NOT HAVE COMMITTEES, OUR FULL GOVERNING BODY MEET HALF TERMLY, 6 TIMES A YEAR.