Governors

The responsibilities of school governors

What do school governors do?

Governors are people who have an interest in the role of schools in society and wish to make a positive contribution to their communities. They will contribute to the effective day-to-day running of the school and the educational achievements of its pupils.

Key roles

The main task for governing bodies is to promote high standards of educational achievement and to ensure the school is operating effectively. There are three key roles and responsibilities that governors fulfil, in order to achieve that goal are:

• To be involoved in strategic planning – identifying where the school needs to improve and agreeing priorities for improvement.
• To challenge the school to do better and support it in those efforts.
• To hold the headteacher to account for school performance and to provide an account to parents and the wider community.
• If you would like to get in touch with the Governors please email: Chair@lache.cheshire.sch.uk

Local Authority & FGB Chair: Mrs Sue Yarnhall 

Head Teacher: Mrs Kate Seager

Teacher: Katy Southworth

Co-opted: Neil Holmes

Parent: Rachel Jones

Co-opted: Diane Clark

Co-opted: Karyn Peacocke

Co-opted: Mrs Janet Sproston

Parent: Jeff Lambert

Co-opted: Ian Mckay

Co-opted - Louisa Foden 

Clerk to Governors: Mrs Jacqui Critchley

The Board of Governors operates two committees: Resources Committee and Teaching and Learning Committee.

Resources Committee  -  Terms of Reference

Teaching and Learning Committee - Terms of Reference