Our Governors
Mrs S Andleeb
- Chair of Governors
Mr O Willetts
- Vice Chair of Governors
- Parent Governor
Mr P Callow
- Co-opted Governor
Dr E Ellis
- Foundation Governor
Mrs P Peach
- Foundation Governor
Mr M Wallis
- Co-opted Governor
Ms C Walsh
- Parent Governor
Mr G Peatling
- Clerk to Governors
Miss S Ingle
- Headteacher
Mrs K Davison
- Staff Governor
The Governors can be contacted on 01775 640357 or alternatively you may email via clerk@stbartholomews.lincs.sch.uk.
Governor News
Term 4 has flown by and with the sun starting to shine, the children are looking forward to the Easter break.
We are so proud of our children who have shown resilience, determination, and patience to changes within the school. They have worked hard and every time we visit the school; we are pleasantly surprised.
As Governors we supported the Young Chef Awards which was truly a fabulous experience. The year 6 were able to put into action the skills they were taught; they were brilliant.
Sajda Andleeb, St Bartholomew’s Chair of Governors
Governors
The Governors of St Bartholomew’s CE Primary School aim to ensure the children enjoy a happy and stable school life, with every opportunity to achieve the very best of their abilities.
We are not responsible for the day-to-day running of the school and if you have a complaint, it is important that you follow the formal steps in the Complaints Procedure, to ensure all matters are dealt with fairly and equally.
We welcome feedback and ideas from the school community. Governors are present at school events, and those of us who are parents are usually present at the school gates.
The Purpose of Governance
Chair of Governors – Mr P Callow
Vice Chair of Governors – Mrs S Andleeb
The purpose of governance is to provide confident, strategic leadership and to create robust accountability, oversight and assurance for educational and financial performance.
All boards, no matter what type of schools or how many schools they govern, have three core functions:
- ensuring clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction
- holding executive leaders to account for the educational performance of the organisation and its pupils, and the performance of staff
- overseeing the financial performance of the organisation and making sure its money is well spent.