Governors do this by supporting the school in;

• Developing the strategic plan for the school
• Determining aims, policies and priorities for the school
• Approving the school budget
• Appointment and dismissal of staff
• Setting statutory and non-statutory targets
• Monitoring and evaluating the work of the school
• Drafting the school profile.
• Reviewing progress against the school’s budget and objectives
• Securing high levels of attendance and good standards of pupil behaviour
• Ensuring pupils have access to a broad and balanced curriculum, to prepare them for the future
• Maintenance of school buildings
• Ensuring the health and safety of pupils and staff

Our governing body is comprised of:

• Foundation governors form the majority on the governing bodies of our Church of England Voluntary Aided School they are approved by the diocese.
• Parent Governor-elected by parents at the school.
• Staff Governor -elected by Headteacher, teachers and support staff at the school. The headteacher is entitled to be a staff governor without an election.
• Local Authority Governor- Persons appointed by Sheffield as the local education authority.
• Foundation Governors-They are governors appointed by Christ Church.
• Associate Governors – Members of committees but have no voting rights.

The information below details how our Governing body is structured, including the names, categories, responsibilities and terms of appointment for each Governor. 

We have also provided a Register of Governor Interests and an Annual Statement of Issues for your information.