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School Governance Bodies

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What school governance bodies means

Boards of governors, school management committees, PTAs and their roles.

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Question

The main role of a school board of governors is to:

  • Provide oversight, set strategic direction and hold management accountable
  • Teach daily lessons
  • Mark examination scripts
  • Cook school meals
Answer: Provide oversight, set strategic direction and hold management accountable

Working: Boards govern rather than manage: they approve strategy and budgets and monitor the head teacher.

Curriculum and exam alignment

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Related skills

Other Governance Structures in Education skills in Contemporary Governance Issues in Education Management and Practice, at the same point in the course.

Other Contemporary Governance Issues in Education Management and Practice topics

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