Interested in becoming a Banwell school governor?
School governors play a vital role in organisational and educational development. While the role is voluntary, it requires commitment, dedication and an interest in the long-term success of all pupils, as well as the school itself.
You just need to be interested in supporting our school, community and the educational outcomes of our pupils. In all decision making, the governors are committed to ensuring that the best interests of all children in the school are the highest priority.
Please contact the school office to find out more.
- you have a desire to ensure the best possible education for our pupils.
- are community spirited
- are able to work as part of a team
- have the time to commit to being a governor
- you are 18 or over
- knowledge of the education system is not a prerequisite as free training will be provided and support is available.
- be parent of a child at the school
- have a knowledge of the education system – we will train and support you
To be a parent governor, you do need to be a parent of a child at the school.
It is a statutory requirement for all governors to undertake an Enhanced DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service) check.
