- Provide advice to the governing board and its individual members on governance, constitutional and procedural matters, ensuring the board meets its statutory requirements;
- Provide administrative support to the governing board, its committees and individual governors to facilitate effective and efficient meetings and strategic governance;
- Make an accurate record of governing board actions and decisions via concise and accurate minutes;
- Manage information effectively and in accordance with legal requirements, observing confidentiality where necessary;
- Facilitate and co-ordinate the induction process for new governors and promote governor training, succession planning and recruitment based on the skills required to fulfil the governing boards' three key roles.
- A friendly staff and school community;
- A purposeful working environment;
- Induction and training to meet your needs.
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Clerk to The Governors
1 week ago
Blundell's Senior School Devon, United Kingdom**Clerk to the Governors**: · The Governors wish to appoint an outstanding professional to lead on three areas for the School. The first is leading, facilitating, and organising all clerking activities; the second is overseeing and coordinating compliance matters across the Schoo ...
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Governance Professional/Clerk to Trustees
3 weeks ago
Devon County Council Devon, United KingdomTo commence May 2024. · We are seeking to appoint a highly organised individual with a professional manner and effective communication skills to provide clerking and all round governance support to our Board of Trustees and its associated committees. The successful individual wi ...
Clerk to Governors - Devon, United Kingdom - Devon County Council
Description
The Board of Governors and Headteacher of Seaton Primary School are seeking to appoint a Clerk to Governors to support the Governing Body.
Key responsibilities include:
You must have excellent attention to detail, the ability to compile accurate minutes and to manage a fluctuating workload, whilst demonstrating outstanding IT, organisational and communication skills.
You shall attend approximately 15-18 meetings per year which are held in the mornings or evenings during term time.We will offer:
