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Governors

OUR GOVERNING  BODY

We are part of the Federation of Heavers Farm and Selsdon Primary Schools. A Federation that has been in place since 2014. As a Federation, we have one governing body.

We meet as a governing body at least once a term. We also have two committees which also meet once a term; the Quality of Education Committee and the Resources Committee. Governors sit on at least one committee each year. For the list of who sits on what committee, please see the list below.

Our Governance Manager is Liz Parry. She is responsible for the leadership, organisation, administration and clerking arrangements for our governing body.

Here is a leaflet explaining what our governing body do: What Governors Do

The Governing Body is composed as follows:

Total Number of governors is 13. This is confirmed in our Instrument of Government dated 19th January 2016. The Head of School from each school also sit as an observer at governing body meetings.

HOW TO CONTACT THE GOVERNING BODY

If you need to contact the Governance Manager, the Chair or Vice Chair you can reach them by:

Telephone: 020 8653 5434 and speak to any of the office staff. Please give them your name, and telephone number and an indication of the best time to contact you. They will pass your message on to the relevant person.

Email to federationgovernancemanager@gmail.com with ‘Governor Enquiry’ in the subject line.

Post please address your letter to the relevant person:

c/o Heavers Farm Primary School

58 Dinsdale Gardens

London SE25 6LT

OUR GOVERNORS

 Attendance figures are based on the academic year 2021/22.

GRAHAM CLUER: CHAIR OF GOVERNOR

NIGEL COLLINS

KATIE WALTON

TANYA DENNIS

LUCY FREESTON

AYESHA MARRETT

SUSAN PAPAS

JOANNA READ

HILARY SMITH

ALAN TIGG

ROISIN KUMAR

HUGO FEITOR

ROBERT ASKEY

LIZ PARRY

MINUTES OF FULL GOVERNING BODY MEETINGS

What do governors do?

We have taken some of the following information from the National Governors Association (NGA).

School governors are people who want to make a positive contribution to children’s education.

Governors are one of the largest volunteer forces in the country and have an important part to play in raising school standards. The role of the governing body is absolutely key to the effectiveness of a school.

More Information on school governors

For more information on what school governors do and for information on how to become a school governor there are excellent resources here:

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