Lowerhouses CE Primary School

Working and Achieving Together to Enrich Lives and Nurture Bright Futures

Mrs R. Shaw

Lowerhouses Lane, Lowerhouses, Huddersfield, HD5 8JY

01484226672

office@lowerhousesschool.co.uk

Welcome to our Governors Page

 

Here you will find information about the governing body who are responsible for the governance of Lowerhouses CE Primary School. 

Our governing body has adopted the NGA Model Code of conduct 2022. A Copy can be viewed here NGA Code of Conduct

If you wish to contact the Chair of Governors, please email office@lowerhousesschool.co.uk.

If you are interested in becoming a governor at our school you can contact the school office or alternatively, Kirklees Governing Bodies on 01484 221000.

 

 

 

Meet The Governors

 

 

    

Mrs Shaw

Headteacher

   

 

 

Mrs Hawksbee

Chair of Governors 

Foundation Governor

                                              

 

Mr Allinson

Vice Chair of Governors 

 Co-opted Governor 

Mr Carter

Parent Governor

     

 

 

Mrs Chamberlain 

 LA Governor

 

 Mr Stockhill 

Staff Governor

                                    

                             

 

Mr Nadeem

Parent Governor

 

 

 

Mr Bonnell 

Co-opted Governor

       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vacancy 

Foundation Governor 

 

 

 

 

 

Each of our Governors is partnered up with one of our classes.  They love to come and see what we do! 

 

Early Years

Mrs Blaker

Orange Class

Mr Carter

Yellow Class

Mr Bonnell

Green Class

Mr Allinson

Blue Class

Indigo Class

Mrs Hawksbee

Violet Class

Mrs Chamberlain

 

The Governing Body

The school governors are responsible for the governance of our school.  Volunteering as a school governor is a challenging but rewarding role that offers the  opportunity to make a difference for children and young people in your community.

Elements of the role include:

  • Developing a vision and strategy for the school
  • Overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure its money is well spent
  • Holding the school leader to account to ensure that every pupil has the best possible education
  • Engaging with pupils, staff, parents and the school community to understand their views of the school

To fulfil the role, you will need to:

  • Attend regular meetings (around 6 each year)
  • Visit the school occasionally
  • Do some background reading
  • Take part in induction training and ongoing development

Who can be a school governor?

  • Anyone over 18 can be a school governor. Every governing body includes parent governors, and it can be a rewarding way to be involved in your child’s school.
  • The most important qualities for being a governor are enthusiasm, commitment and an interest in education. You don’t need teaching experience, but it’s useful to bring skills from other areas of your life.

If you are interested in becoming a Governor at our school, please contact the school office on 01484 226672 to request further information.