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Christ Church CE Primary School
'Let your light shine' Matthew 5:16
Vacancies
Volunteering at Christ Church
If you would like to volunteer at Christ Church, please email the office with your availability and let them know what you would like to do. This could be a regular slot or a one off session.
Email: office@christchurchprimaryschool.org
Please see our Kaleidoscope page for vacancies in any of our other schools in the MAT.
Current Vacancies - Please contact the office for more information
PARENT GOVERNOR VACANCY & CO-OPTED (COMMUNITY) GOVERNOR VACANCIES
The Governing Body has vacancies for a Parent Governor and Community Governors. Governors play a key role in the school.
The Governing Body is made up of teachers, parents, and members of the community. Every term, the Governing Body meets to support the work of the school.
Governing bodies have three core strategic functions:
- Ensuring clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction;
- Holding executive leaders to account for the educational performance of the organisation and its pupils, and the performance management of staff; and
- Overseeing the financial performance of the organisation and making sure its money is well spent.
Parent Governors:
- Parent governors and trustees have parental responsibility for, or are carers of, pupils at the school/trust.
- Primarily elected by the parents of the school, they are a key part of the governing board that provide a parental perspective.
Community Governors (or Co-Opted Governors):
- Co-opted governors and trustees are appointed by the board based on their skills, experience and perspective.
- They often have specialised knowledge in areas like HR, finance, law, data and education.
(both descriptions taken from NGA.org.uk)
If you would like to become a Governor, please complete the application form. You can email this to the Clerk at jo.baxter@christchurchprimaryschool.org. Paper copies are available from the School Office.
Candidates are asked to write a short letter of no more than 250 words to introduce themselves, what they bring the role and what they hope they would do for the school if they were elected.