Governors
The governing body is the strategic decision making body of the school. Its role is to set the school's overall direction, ensure that we manage our finances effectively, and to hold the school leadership to account for the school's performance.
Governors are volunteers who bring their outside experience into the school, to act as 'critical friends'. The governing body meets throughout the year: the full governing body meets six times a year and there are also a range of committees that look at different aspects of the work of the school.
Governors act as 'critical friends' of the school
Governors get involved in the life of our school as much as they can - whether by volunteering to help at a school event, taking part in a year group project, or by just visiting to keep up to date with our work and learning.
Membership of the Governing Body of Wood Farm Primary School and The Slade Nursery
Current members of the governing body
Record of declaration of business interests
How the Governing Body Works
Committee structure and key governor roles
Terms of reference: what different committees do
Provision & Outcomes | Premises, Personnel, & Finance | Children, Families, & Community |
You can contact the governors if you wish by writing to the Chair of Governors, c/o the school office:
Hugh Turner | Chair of Governors | Nick Swarbrick | Vice Chair of Governors |