Chair of Governors: Adam Jackson
Vice Chair: Dani Curtis
Chair of Strategic Committee: Vacancy
Chair of Finance: Dani Curtis
Complaints Governor: Dani Curtis
Governor |
Type of Governor
| Declaration of interest | Term of Office Started | Term of Office Ends |
Daniela Curtis VICE CHAIR | Co-opted governor | Nothing to declare | 17 Nov 2019 | 16 Nov 2023 |
Miss Nicola Gunton | Parent governor | Nothing to declare | 08 Oct 2019 | 7 Oct 2023 |
Mr Adam Jackson CHAIR | Co-opted governor | Nothing to declare | 08 May 2021 | 07 May 2025 |
Mr Ian Joynt | Parent governor | Nothing to declare | 12 Dec 2018 | 11 Dec 2022 |
Mrs Sharon Johnson | Co-opted governor | Nothing to declare | 10 April 2020 | 9 April 2024 |
Mrs Dawn Roberts | Headteacher | Nothing to declare |
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Mr Darren Taylor | Parent governor | Nothing to declare | 18 Oct 2019 | 17 Oct 2023 |
Mrs Anitha Boston | Parent governor | Nothing to declare | 30 Nov 2020 | 29 Nov 2024 |
James Lawrence | Local Authority governor | Nothing to declare | 22 Jul 2020 | 21 Jul 2024 |
Tara Whitehouse | Staff governor | Nothing to declare | ||
Vacancy | Co-opted governor | |||
Vacancy | Co-opted governor | |||
Vacancy | Co-opted governor |
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Governor Category: Co-opted Governor
Appointed by: The Governing Body
Date joined Governing Body: 2011
Current term of office: 17/11/2019 to 16/11/2023
Register of interests & other positions held: None
Committee Membership: Vice Chair of Full Governing Body and Chair of the Finance Committee
Link Roles:
Governor Category: Staff Governor
Appointed by: The Governing Body
Date joined Governing Body: 2020
Current term of office: 10/04/2020 - 09/04/2024
Register of interests & other positions held: None
Committee Membership: Finance Committee
Link Roles:
I joined the governing body of the school after becoming the School Business Manager in January 2020. I have the best possible job (without being a teacher) to contribute educating the 'adults of tomorrow'.
Governor Category: Headteacher
Appointed by: The Governing Body
Date joined Governing Body: 2005
Current term of office: Whilst in post
Register of interests & other positions held: None
Committee Membership: Finance and Strategic Committees
Link Roles:
I was Deputy Headteacher at Annesley for 10 years and I am in my sixth year as Headteacher. From the first day that I started teaching, I have always been a governor. It gives a great insight into how a school operates and the decisions that have to be made by such a body.
A message from Nottinghamshire County Council...
What being a school governor involves
We are looking for people to be school governors in Nottinghamshire. This is a chance to get volunteering experience, learn new skills and make a real difference in your community.
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A school governing body has three main functions:
Agreeing the medium to long term vision for its future – approving school policies, plans and targets for how to achieve its vision. Checking on progress and reviewing regularly the school’s strategic framework in the light of that progress.
Support and strengthen the school leadership and hold them to account for the day to day management of the school, including the performance of pupils and staff.
Making sure their school’s money is well spent.
School governance is a mutually beneficial voluntary role - not only does it benefit the life chances of children in Nottinghamshire, but will also you governors the opportunity to use existing knowledge and skills and learn new ones which could benefit your own career. These could include team work, understanding data, thinking strategically, how to chair meetings effectively.
Governing bodies meet a minimum of three times per year, usually once each school term, often in the evening. Smaller groups of governors sit on committees which also meet once or twice per school term. Meetings usually last between one and two hours. Supporting papers will need to be read prior to the meeting. Governors are also expected to visit school during normal teaching hours as part of their monitoring role.
Most governors will give between 10 to 15 hours per school term to their governor duties. A governor’s term of office is normally four years, but a governor can resign at any time.
Under employment law, employers must give employees who are school governors "reasonable time off" to carry out their duties. Employers may give time off with pay, but do not have to do so. This is for discussion between the employee and the employer.
Governors in Nottinghamshire can access a comprehensive governor support service to ensure they are effective in carrying out their duties. This includes the provision of tailored advice, information and support (including a telephone helpline), a professional clerking service and a programme of governor training.