Board of Trustees
The Board is made up of the Principal, a staff representative, parent representatives, and a student. The trustees are elected by parents, staff members and students every three years.
The Role of the Board
The Board's responsibilities include governing the school and setting its direction. This includes the curriculum, staff, property, health and safety, finance and administration. The long-term goals and annual targets for the school are set in a charter, which the board monitors and reports annually on progress towards.
Trustees
| Surname | First name | Role | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheesebrough | Alex | Student Rep. | 027 5017979 |
| Cook | Lynley | Deputy | 332 9260 |
| Derecourt | Graeme | ||
| Hodge | Graham | Chair | 027 4321 750 |
| Johnston | Anne Mrs | Secretary | 338 4444 |
| Kearney | Bruce | Staff Rep. | 332 9129 |
| Smithies | Rowena | 332 2587 | |
| Williams | Robin | 021 5532 76 | |
| Wilson | Mark | Principal | 332 9129 |
School Charter 2011
The Education Act 1989 requires every school to have a Charter. This document must include the following:
- the school's vision and values
- a strategic section that outlines for the next three to five years the school's goals
- an annually up-dated section that sets out the school's priorities and sets targets for key activities and achievement of objectives (i.e. annual targets).
The annual targets must set out our objectives and priorities relating to raising student achievement, and set targets for the key activities and achievement of objectives for the year.
A copy of the Charter is sent to the Ministry of Education each year.School Annual Report
Schools as publically funded Crown entitles are required to produce an annual report that covers:- the board's annual financial statements
- a discussion of the progress the school has made towards the planned goals and targets for student achievement set out in the annually updated part of its charter.