Trustee Board Member - Chesham, United Kingdom - TPP Recruitment
Description
LF2742 Posted: 14/02/2024Expiring: 29/02/2024
- Voluntary
- Chesham, Buckinghamshire
- Volunteer
TRUSTEES - specialising in HR or Safeguarding
OVERVIEW
Trustees on the board assist the senior leaders to provide strategic direction and vision to support and enhance the teaching and learning of Chesham Grammar School students from Years The Board holds executive leaders to account for the educational performance of CGS and in the future, any further schools joining the Trust.
Trustees provide knowledge and experience in their relevant area of expertise to assist in the running of the Trust, which is equal to a medium-sized business.
KEY CHALLENGES
Over the next two years:
- Continue to build a strong, strategic Trust Board to ensure the best outcomes for Chesham Grammar School
- Maintain and develop the wellbeing of all CGS students and staff
- Continue to improve the school environment to support learning and sustainability
- Ensure excellence in leadership and governance
FUTURE AIMS
The board seeks to secure exceptional outcomes and continued improvement in these areas:
- Safeguarding and well-being
- Attainment and progress
- Curriculum and planning
- Accountability through robust financial management and governance
- Quality assurance
- The school community staff, students, and parents
TRUSTEE'S CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
- To ensure clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction
- To hold executive leaders to account for the educational performance of Chesham Grammar School and any school joining the Trust in future years
- To hold leaders to account for the financial performance of Chesham Grammar School and any school joining the Trust in future years
- To manage the business of the Trust and may exercise all necessary powers in compliance with the Trust's charitable objectives, company, and charity law
PRINCIPLES OF THE ROLE
- Every trustee is expected to abide by the seven principles of public life set out by
Lord Nolan:
Selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty, and leadership
TIME COMMITMENT
- The Trust Board meets four times per year and the 'Finance, Audit and Premises' committee meets termly alongside the 'Curriculum and Standards' Committee.
- Trustees are expected to attend the meetings of the Board and one committee. Whilst meetings may be on different days (to suit trustees' availability) they will usually start at 5pm and last up to two hours. These meetings are always planned well in advance
- Overall, it is expected that trustees will need to devote around six hours per month (on average) to Trust business. This will include reading documents ahead of meetings which can be done flexibly to suit individual requirements
HOW TO APPLY
CLOSING DATE
29 February 2024
SHORTLISTING
Shortlisting will take place as soon after the closing date as possible.
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