Ludworth Primary School

governing body charter In accordance with the Governing Body's constitution, which became operative on September 1, 2017, there may be up to 12 governors (No vacancy).
appointment date: September 25, 2019 Duration: 25 September 2019 through 24 September 2023 a committee member on resources I am thrilled to make a significant difference in the wellbeing and academic success of the students at Ludworth Primary School.
However, I'm finishing up a master's degree in international human rights law and am heavily involved in local politics, especially as a former member of the Patchwork Political Foundation.
appointment date: April 1, 2019 2019–2020 fiscal year: 1 April–31 March a committee member on resources Midway through 2015, I was chosen to be a parent governor, and from 2016 to 2019, I presided over the Finance, Personnel, and Premises Committee.
Georgina Breeze, a Parent governor is a category of governor. 2019 is the appointed year (To be confirmed).
Frances Conway, Mrs. (Templar) Co-opted governor is a type of governor. The appointment was made on September 1, 2014.
The chair of governors, a member of the resources committee, the teaching, learning, and standards committee, the pay and evaluation committee, and the safeguarding link governor Since September 2014, I have served as a governor (as a parent governor through August 31, 2018), and I am currently the chair of the governing body.
I've worked with local governments in Stockport and across the nation, so I'm thrilled to be able to apply that knowledge to support the fantastic Ludworth team.
The Ludworth staff is fully devoted to the ideals I am passionate about, which include making sure our educational system is the greatest it can be and giving kids the best possible start in life.
Duration: 10 November 2016 through 9 November 2020 member of the committee for teaching, learning, and standards For more than 25 years, I have worked in primary education in a variety of teaching positions, including Deputy Headteacher and Headteacher.
I'm honoured to have been chosen as a Ludworth governor.
Since I have a daughter enrolled at Ludworth, I am aware of the significant contributions made by all parents to the school's achievement.
I want to use my co-opted term to make sure that the school's curriculum continues to be interesting and demanding for all students, and that each one graduates with a passion for learning.
the period from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2023. Community link governor, member of the pay and appraisal committee, and chair of the resources committee Being the daughter of the local grocer, I was born in Marple and have spent the majority of my life there.
I am thrilled to be the Community Governor of Ludworth and happy to be involved in or support all our local activities whether it be Marple Carnival or some local sporting or fun event.
I have lived in Marple Bridge for 5 years now and have really come to love the vibrant and friendly local community as well as the stunningly picturesque village.
I have a young daughter who is nearly 2 now and keeps me on my toes and as she does so does my interest in education and I am so excited to be able to play a part in ensuring our young people are given the very best start in life at Ludworth.
I am already so impressed with what I have seen at the school, and the dedication of the teaching and support staff and the serving governors is just phenomenal.
I'm so looking forward to working with everyone and hopefully continuing to drive things at the school forwards in a positive way.
For my day job I work as a part time GP in nearby Hyde and I'm certain this type of challenging yet rewarding work will stand me in good stead as your new governor.
When I have any free time (which is rarely!) I love martial arts and have a black belt in karate and I am also partial to relaxing with a good book.
Term of office: 17 December 2018 - 16 December 2022 Member of Teaching, Learning & Standards Committee; SEND link governor I am very pleased to have been elected Parent Governor at Ludworth.
I have two children who attend the school, currently in Year 5 and Year 3 and we moved to the area two years ago.
Our children settled very quickly and love school and them being at Ludworth has had a very positive impact on the whole family.
I wanted to join the Governing Body as I am passionate about education and I want to support other parents and their families in the local community as we have been supported.
I am a secondary school languages teacher and have spent four years leading a languages department.
I have a particular interest in curriculum and action research and I hope to bring my skills and experience to support the school on their journey.
I have worked in schools for 25 years, starting my journey in Liverpool over a 4 year Bachelor of Education with Honours Degree.
I spent the next 20 years working in 6 different schools across Tameside in may different roles.
I took up my second headship at Ludworth in January 2015 and have loved every minute getting to know this lovely community.
I look forward to many exciting and stimulating years continuing to make Ludworth as successful a school as possible!.
Governing Body meetings The Governing Body holds a planning meeting at the beginning of the academic year and three full governing body meetings; one in each of the autumn, spring and summer terms.
A range of issues are considered and discussed including reports from governing body committees and subject leaders; model policies and decisions relating to the strategic management of the school.