Moor Allerton Hall Primary School Home Headteacher Welcome The Golden Thread (SMSC) Parent Information General Information Early Years General Information Safeguarding Staff The Governing Body Meet the Governors Committee Information Meeting Information Register of Interests Governance Statement School Performance Information Policies Pupil Premium Funding PE and Sport Premium Covid Catch Up Premium Equality Complaints Vacancies Prospectus Admissions Governors The Governing Body at Moor Allerton Hall Primary School seeks to maintain strong visible leadership which is honest and transparent by working in partnership with pupils, staff, parents, carers and the wider community in ensuring high standards of educational attainment for all. 'Governors have a good understanding of what the school does well. They know what leaders need to work on and are supportive . However, they also ask challenging questions to check the impact of leaders’ actions.' Ofsted September 2019 Scroll down this page to see: The members of the governing body Pen portraits of the governors Vacancies How to become a governor School Governing Body 2021-22 How many people are on the Full Governing Body? Summary of Instrument of Governance Category Possible Seats Seats Appointed Vacancies Co-opted Representatives 6 6 0 Head Teacher 1 1 0 LA Representatives 1 1 1 Parent Representatives 3 3 0 Staff Governor Representative 1 1 0 Total 12 11 1 Associate Governors are sometimes invited by the governing body to join the committee if they bring particular skills which complement the current governing body. Associate governors do not have voting rights of a full member. Staff Governors Lesley McKay Danny Maher Parent Governors Nadeem Zafar Hannah Corne (vice chair) Ellouise Simpson Co-opted Governors Alison Anslow (Chair) Farzana Amehd Mahmud Elbadri Jenny Perry Tracy Gill Kate Jackson Local Authority Governor Joanne Davies Pen portrait of our Governors Follow the link to see pen portraits of our governors and find out which subcommittees they are part of and why they joined the governing body. Current Vacancies: Governor role To be nominated by There are currently no vacancies on the Governing Body How to become a School Governor Volunteering as a governor is a rewarding way of making an important contribution to education. It can help you develop your existing skills and learn new ones. Anyone aged 18 or over can become a school or college governor. No specialist qualifications are needed and people from many different backgrounds volunteer for the role. Enthusiasm, commitment and an interest in education are the most important qualities. You don’t need to have a family member attending a school or college to become a governor. For more information on Becoming a School Governor and copy of the application form, visit the Leeds City Council website below:- http://www.leeds.gov.uk/residents/Pages/School-governor-support.aspx All future School Governor Vacancies will appear above, so please keep visiting the website. Moor Allerton Hall Primary School | Hosted by New Era Technology | DB Primary | DB Learning Library