Governance at St. Margaret's Infant School
The Governors of St Margaret’s Infant School welcome all parents and pupils to our school. We believe that education is a partnership between us all and that happy children are successful children. We are very fortunate to be part of a well-established school in the community and, along with our Headteacher and dedicated and experienced staff team, aim to provide a secure, stimulating and caring environment for all our children.
The Governors are interested in the views of the school community and if you wish to contact us this can be done through the school office, see ‘How to contact the Governors’ below.
The following documentation is available from the school office upon request:
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the agenda for every meeting of the Local Governing Body and Committees
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the approved minutes of each meeting
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any report, document or other paper considered at each meeting.
Who are your Governors?
Our governing body consists of:
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The head teacher
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2 parent governors
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4 co-opted governors
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1 elected staff governors
To find out more about our Governors and their role, please click >>HERE<<
The governance structure of The Westbrook Trust can be viewed >>HERE<<
The scheme of delegation can be viewed >>HERE<<
The standard term of office for a governor is four years. The chair and vice-chair are elected annually.
The chair of governors is Mrs Corinne Kerbey. Messages for her can be left at the school office or emailed via stmargaretsinfantoffice@thewestbrooktrust.org
How to contact the Governing body
The Governors may be contacted by writing to:
The Chair of Governors
St Margaret’s Infants School,
Orchard Street,
Rainham,
Kent,
Orchard Street,
Rainham,
Kent,
ME8 9AE
Please use the subject ‘FAO Chair of Governors’ in any correspondence.
- Details of the Governing Board structure, meeting dates and Governor attendance can be found below.
Documents
The following documentation is available from the school office upon request:
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the agenda for every meeting of the Local Governing Body and Committees
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the approved minutes of each meeting
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any report, document or other paper considered at each meeting