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Our Governors

Welcome to Fulmer Infant School Governing Body 

Our purpose:

We are all volunteers who come from the parent body, staff and the local community. Our responsibility is provide support and challenge to the school by working with the Head Teacher and her staff to:

  • Ensure clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction.
  • Hold the Head Teacher to account for the educational performance of the school and it’s pupils and the performance management of the staff.
  • Oversee the financial performance of the school and make sure it’s money is well spent.

Our Members:

Our Governing Board is made up of two parent governors, five co-opted governors, one governor appointed by the Local Authority, one member of staff and the Headteacher.  We come from different backgrounds, but all share a passion for education and an ambition to make the school the best it can be for all its pupils.

The Chair and Vice-Chair are elected by the Governing Board on an annual basis.

The Governing Board can also appoint Associate Members from time to time who offer specific skills and perspectives but who do not vote at Full Governing Board meetings.

 

Gwyneth Langley (Chair of Governors)   - Co-opted Governor

Harshita Bansal – Co-opted Governor

Gillian Davey – Co-opted Governor

Nahida Malik – Co-opted Governor

Vacancy – Co-opted Governor

 

Navdeep Basra – Parent Governor

Jatinder Tawana – Parent Governor

 

Lewis Fogarty – LA Appointed Governor

 

Genevieve Hamilton - Staff Governor

Julie Matton – Headteacher

 

Our Structure:

The Governing Board meets once a term as a full Board.  Responsibilities are also delegated to committees which cover Finance / Resources and Curriculum.

 

Curriculum Committee -   Gill Davey (Chair), Nahida Malik, Gwyneth Langley, Lewis Fogarty, Harshita Bansal, Julie Matton

Finance / Resources – Gwyneth Langley (Chair), Navdeep Basra, Gill Davey, Julie Matton, Andrew Simcock (Associate Member)

 

The table below shows the appointment dates of all current governors,  those who have been governors in the past 12 months, the number of meetings attended and the roles on the Governing Board.