Governors
Who are we?
We are all volunteers who are passionate about Myatt Garden and the important role of schools in society.
We want to make a positive contribution to our communities and help Myatt Garden School provide the best possible education for all children.
We believe in the power of partnership with parents, teachers and governors to transform children's lives.
There are several types of governor: parent, co-opted, local authority and staff.
| Name of Governor | Role |
| Patricia Durr | Chair of Governors |
| Sally Williams | Headteacher |
| Sara Hopkins | Vice-Chair |
| Catrin Gruffydd-Jones | Co-opted Governor |
| Julie Wood | Co-opted Governor |
| Jude Kerr | Deputy Headteacher |
|
Mark Gregory-White |
Co-opted Governor |
|
Christina Pons |
Staff Governor |
|
Dhara Vyas |
Parent Governor |
|
Maureen Boyle |
Co-opted Governor |
|
Isabella Warnke |
Parent Governor |
What do we do?
Governors work as a team (the Governing Body) in partnership with the Headteacher to promote continuous improvement in the school’s performance.
We are responsible and accountable for major decisions about the school and its future such as:
- setting the school's values, vision and strategic aims;
- monitoring and evaluating performance;
- setting budgets;
- ensuring that the school is accountable to children, parents, staff and the wider community.
When do we meet?
The full Governing Body meets twice every term. We also have two committees: Resources and Standards, which meet twice a term in the evenings. Some governors have additional responsibilities for particular areas of school business such as child protection, looked after children and health and safety.
Dates of our meetings are always advertised in the school calendar.
Minutes of the Governing Body meetings can be requested by emailing: Email Us
How can I find out more about being a governor?
General information about the background and roles and responsibilities of schools governors is available on the Department for Education website. You can ask at the school office or visit: http://sgoss.org.uk for more information about becoming a governor.
If you want to speak to us, look out for information in the school newsletter about our half-termly visits to talk to parents and carers. You can also contact the Chair of Governors by emailing: Chair of Governors
Governors' Register of Interests
Governors' Attendance at Meetings 2019-20