At the start of the 2023 Summer term, the DfE updated its guidance on ‘What maintained schools must publish online’ . A new section on collecting and publishing governing board diversity data was added to each page. It states that the DfE is encouraging schools and trusts to collect and publish diversity-related data about the people in the governing board. We are currently working on collating this information to add to our website.
Finance Pay and Premises Committee | Curriculum, Pupils and Admissions Committee |
Chair of Governors: Mr Eugene Connolly (Foundation Governor) | |
Mr Mike Denton Chair of committee (Foundation Governor) | Mrs Rachel Marsden Chair of committee (Foundation Governor) |
Mrs Annemarie Bell ( HT) | Mrs Annemarie Bell (HT) |
Mrs Sheila Entwistle (Foundation Governor) | Mrs Cookson (DHT) (Staff Governor) |
Joseph Au (Foundation Governor) | Ms Frances Vales (Parent Governor) |
Mrs Claire Jackson( Associate) (School Office Manager) | Jennifer Arslan (Parent Governor) |
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Fr Martin Collins (Parish Priest) attendance at Full GB meetings not a member of committes.
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The Governing Body has a responsibility to ensure that the school, as a Roman Catholic Primary School, is effectively led and managed to meet the needs of the pupils, the expectations of our Catholic parents and the interests of the wider community and parish. They have particular responsibilities in relation to leading school improvement, the development of the curriculum, monitoring of standards in all areas of school life, the appointment of staff and admissions to school.
The governers meet at least once a term to discuss a report from the headteacher as well as monitoring, evaluating and discussing other apsects of school business. The minutes of these meetings are available in school for parent’s and are available upon request. The subcommittees also meet usually once a term to discuss specific areas of school life.
The Chair of the Governing Body is Mr Eugene Connolly and he can be contacted C/o the school address.
Governance Information
All the governors and associate members of Holy Cross and All Saints RC Primary School have signed the Register of personal, pecuniary or business interests
This is a declaration of any personal or business interest they or any relative or person closely connected with them, have with businesses or other organisations that may have dealings with the school. This could for example include owning or having a relative work for a business that had dealings with school; having a relative working in or for school or being a governor of another school.
If any interest a governor has could be seen to cause a conflict of interest they would be asked to withdraw from any decision making concerned. This is to ensure that our governors can always be seen to be putting the interest of the school first.
If there is a potential conflict it is shown in the table. This table also shows the category of governor each person is, any declarations of interest that has been declared.
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More information about the requirements to complete and sign the Register of personal, pecuniary or business interests can be found on Salford City Council’s Governor Services web pages at http://www.salford.gov.uk/schoolgovernors.htm where you will also find the links to all the other local authority’s (LA) governing bodies’ personal, pecuniary or business interests registers.
The different categories of governors on our governing body are:
The different committees our governing body has are: