Management Committee
St Helens Alterative Provision Service Management Committee, in partnership with the Headteacher, provides the overall strategic lead for our schools. Our Management Committee includes in its membership parents, staff and other professionals. The full Management Committee meets twice each term.
The Management Committee work as a team. They are responsible for making sure the school provides an outstanding quality education for all its young people. Ensuring there is a relentless drive to equip each and every one of them for the demands of the twenty-first century through the development of our school values having the highest expectations of what all our young people can achieve.
The Management Committee together with the Headteacher sets the school’s aims and policies. The Headteacher is responsible for the day-to-day management of the school.
The Management Committee is accountable to parents, the local community and the Local Authority. Appointment to the Management Committee is for a period of four years.
Member Type | Member | Term Start - End |
Co Chair of Governors/Local Authority Governor | Jimmy McNamee | 24/01/23 - 23/01/27 |
Co Chair of Governors /Parent Governor | Anthony Williams | 24.01.23 - 13.03.26 |
Community Governor | Melanie Lockley | 14.03.22 - 13.03.26 |
Community Governor | Alison Bingham | 15.10.23 - 14.10.27 |
Community Governor | Lavern Shelford | 15.10.23 - 14.10.27 |
Community Governor | VACANCY | VACANCY |
Parent Governor | Mandy Pierce | 16.05.22 - 15.05.26 |
Staff Governor | Donna Norton | 11.07.22 - 10.07.26 |
Ex-officio by virtue of office as headteacher | Michael Power | 01.09.24 - |
The Management Committee:
Is accountable for the performance of the school to parents, the local community and the Local Authority
Plans the school's future direction
Recruits and selects the Headteacher
Makes decisions on the school's budget and staffing including the performance management policy
Makes sure the agreed Curriculum is well taught
Decides how the school can encourage young people's spiritual, moral and cultural development
Makes sure the school provides for all young people
Members are at the heart of how a school operates, they support and challenge the Headteachers by gathering views, asking questions and discussing what's best for the school. They have to be prepared to give and take advice and must be loyal to decisions taken by the governing body as a whole. As long as they act within the law and take appropriate advice, members are protected from any financial liability for the decisions they take.
St Helens Alternative Provision Service Management Committee members take an active role in the life of the school.
Members are advised to register interests of both themselves and any member of their immediate family (including partners).
Members have read the guidelines regarding Register of Pecuniary or Business Interests and declared whether or not they have any interests that may conflict with their duties as a Governor.