Roos C of E Primary School

Our Governors 

Governors Committee Meetings are held termly when all governors spend a day in school to study a specific aspect of governance.

Chair of Governors and Local Authority Governor

Mr H Gregg - Appointed 24/10/2017

Delegated Roles: Pupil Premium, Safeguarding and Child protection, Health and Safety.

Term of office end date: 05/05/2025

Vice Chair of Governors

Ms J Lodge - Appointed 08/02/2018

Delegated Roles: Assessment and Data, Finance, Target Setting, Science.

Term of office end date: 07/02/2026

Parent Governors 

Mrs G Graham  - Appointed 08/03/2019

Delegated Roles: SEND & Early years foundation stage.

Term of office end date: 07/03/2023

Co-opted Governors

Mrs L Buttle - Appointed 01/02/2015 

Delegated Roles: Early years Foundation Stage & SEND

Term of office end date: 31/01/2023

 Mrs D Megson - Appointed 24/10/2017

Delegated Role: Training Link

Term of office end date: 27/06/2025

Foundation Governor

Mr B Rannard - Appointed 31/10/2017

Delegated Roles: Religious Education

Staff Governor

Mrs A Christian - Appointed 09/02/2016

Delegated Roles: Training Link

Term of office end date: 09/02/2024

Headteacher Governor

Mrs M Miller - Appointed 01/09/2010

Term of office end date: 01/09/2030

What do school governors do?

• promote high standards of educational attainment
• are involved in setting targets for pupil achievement
• together with the school staff, take general responsibility for the conduct of the school
• are involved in the management of the school's budget, including deciding how many staff work there, and their pay.
• are involved in making sure the curriculum is balanced and broadly based in particular that the National Curriculum and religious education are taught, and report on pupils' achievement in National Curriculum assessment and examination results.
• participate in the appointment of senior staff (including appointing the headteacher) and help regulate staff conduct and discipline.
• are involved in drawing up an action plan after an inspection by the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).

How do I apply to become a school governor?

• being elected by parents as a parent governor, if your child attends the school
• being elected by the teaching or non-teaching staff, if you are a member of the teaching or non-teaching staff
• being appointed by the local education authority
• being appointed by the church or charitable trust
• or being co-opted (appointed) by the other governors.

Our school will organise elections and tell parents/carers and staff about them as and when vacancies arise.

Register of interests

• No registered interests.

Code of Conduct

To view the governor code of conduct, please click here

To view the further information and updates, relating to the code of conduct please click here