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Governors are appointed by ASSET Trustees. Their role is to support school leaders in making the school the best it can be by providing support and challenge. Governors meet twice a term and also regularly visit the school to speak with staff and pupils.
Ringshall School is part of ASSET Education. Find out about the Trust, Governance and Trustees by looking at the ASSET website
The minutes of LGB meetings can be made available for public viewing by request to governoradmin@asseteducation.co.uk’
Our current governors are:
Our current governors are:
Andrew Steer - Chair of Governors
Contact - asteer@ringshallprimary.co.uk
James Gough- Headteacher
Richard Simcock
Karen Bradford (Safeguarding Governor)
Caroline Goodchild
Alan Braybrooke
John McMillan
Becoming a school governor
Becoming a school governor
ASSET Education are actively looking for people to be school governors. You don't have to be an expert in education or a parent; almost anyone can help. Being a school governor brings with it a real responsibility and a sense that you are able to contribute to the good of schools and pupils. It's a worthwhile task, but before offering to help it would be good to consider what it entails by reading our governor's information.
If you are interested in becoming a school governor please contact governoradmin@asseteducation.co.uk
What qualities are needed by school governors?
What qualities are needed by school governors?
a desire to work for the good of ALL pupils
an interest in the work of schools
a desire to serve the local community
an ability to work as a member of a team
an ability to ask questions and be a critical friend
a willingness to learn and undergo training
time to read papers and attend meetings
an ability to put the school's interests above personal preferences
an ability to respect others with whom you may not agree.
Audited accounts in full
Annual report
Funding agreement
Articles of association
Current memorandum of association
Charity trustees’ and members’ names
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