Learning, Loving and Living with Jesus 

Keep your roots deep in Jesus Christ the Lord, build your lives on him and always be thankful.  Colossians 2:7

Compassion Friendship Respect Forgiveness

Trust Thankfulness

 

Our Governing Body

Governors

Dr Joanna Cubitt

Dr Joanna Cubitt

Chair of Governors Safeguarding Governor

Revd Paul Hunter

Revd Paul Hunter

Christian Vision Governor

Miss Kate Leyland

Miss Kate Leyland

Headteacher

Mr Rick Williamson

Mr Rick Williamson

Vice Chair Sports Premium Strategy Governor

Mrs Penny Kemp

Mrs Penny Kemp

Staff Governor

Mr Jonathan Palmer

Mr Jonathan Palmer

Pupil Premium Strategy Governor

Mrs Louise Hill

Mrs Louise Hill

Staff Wellbeing Governor

Mrs Helen Gaskarth

Mrs Helen Gaskarth

More Able & Talented Link Governor

Mrs Charlotte Stubbs

Mrs Charlotte Stubbs

Pupil Link Governor

Mrs Caroline Law

Mrs Caroline Law

SEN Link Governor

Miss Yvonne Jones

Miss Yvonne Jones

 

 

Our Governing Board has three key roles;

- To provide a strategic direction for the school
- To act as a critical friend to the school, and
- To hold the school to account for the educational standards it achieves, and the quality of education it provides

All Governors involve themselves actively in the work of the Governing Body and accept a fair share of responsibilities, including service on committees. Each Governor is attached to an area of development focusing upon our school improvement priorities and government funded strategies. This structure enables governors to work closely alongside members of staff measuring the impact of development areas. The Governing body meets, in full, at least once every term, as do each of the committees.

Governor Information and Duties

Governor Committees

Instrument of Government

Governor Terms of Reference

 

Follow this link to visit the Lancashire Association of School Governing Bodies website

Lancashire Governor Magazine

Schools Financial Benchmarking - What is financial benchmarking?

Financial benchmarking can be a valuable process as it enables comparisons of income and expenditure with other schools and academies. With this comparison our governors are then able to consider how our resources can be used more efficiently and identify areas of improvement that may be required.

Why should you benchmark?

Benchmarking is a requirement for the School Financial Value Standard (SFVS) that all maintained school governors need to complete. 

Benchmarking allows you to understand your position and identify areas of strengths & areas to improve.

Schools Financial Benchmarking

 

There is a requirement for all maintained Schools to publish specific financial information on their School website, including how many School employees (if any) have a gross annual salary of £100,000 or more. At Inskip St. Peter’s CE Primary School there are no employees of the school who fall into this category.

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