Bourne Education Trust
Governor

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About Woodlands School
Woodlands School, part of Bourne Education Trust, is an outstanding special school based in Leatherhead, Surrey. Our educational approach focuses on preparation for life, with communication and literacy at the heart of everything we do - promoting independence, community inclusion and a curiosity about the world.
Our satellite provision in Esher caters for pupils who are autistic and have learning difficulties, offering them a safe, supportive and stimulating environment where they can thrive. It represents an innovative step forward in Surrey specialist provision and we are proud to be leading this initiative in partnership with a forward-thinking mainstream setting.
Joining Woodlands during this exciting time of expansion means becoming part of a supportive, ambitious team dedicated to making a difference every day.
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Why choose to be a school governor with BET?
- Empower change: Be a catalyst for positive transformation in the lives of pupils and the communities we serve.
- Strategic impact: Play a vital role in setting school aims, objectives, and policies to drive continuous improvement.
- Community engagement: Connect with like-minded individuals as you work collaboratively with community, co-opted and parent governors.
- Critical friend: Be the source of challenge and support to headteachers, ensuring accountability and fostering a collaborative learning environment.
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- Attending full LGC meetings (6 per year)
- Potentially serving on review panels (as required)
- Completing any training relevant to the role
- Termly monitoring visits, to take place during the school day
How To Express Your Interest
Your expertise and commitment can make a significant difference to our school. If you are interested in learning more about joining us as a governor, please do not click the 'Apply now' button, instead we ask you to submit a short expression of interest by email to Juliet Adams - adamsj@eehs.surrey.sch.uk.
Join us in our mission to create a brighter future for all. Be a part of Bourne Education Trust, where your dedication makes a lasting impact!
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