“Action without vision is only passing time. Vision without action is merely day dreaming, but vision with action can change the world.”

Nelson Mandela

 

The Governing body plays an important role of overseeing the management side of the school including strategy, policy, budgeting and staffing. The Governors work alongside senior leaders to ensure clarity and vision of Anfield Road Primary. 

 

OFSTED 2019

 

“Governors share senior leaders’ vision and commitment to improvement. They know their school well because they visit regularly. Governors gain a deeper insight into what is happening in school by asking probing questions about the impact of leaders’ action on pupils’ progress and outcomes. They receive detailed information from a variety of sources, including external quality assurance professionals and pupils’ feedback. Governors use this wealth of information to effectively hold leaders to account for their decisions.”

 

“Governors are keen to ensure that there is a good balance of expertise on the governing body. It has recently appointed new governors to fill previously identified gaps. They are committed to the school and undertake relevant training to keep their knowledge and skills up to date. The governing body ensures that the school gives value for money and that decisions about spending are taken in consideration of the main priorities for school improvement. Governors meet their statutory responsibilities.”

We are asked to publish on our school's website whether any member of staff receives a salary of £100K or receive increments of £10K. This is to confirm no member of staff is paid this figure.