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Clerk To The Governing Body

Clerk To The Governing Body

Madley Brook Community Primary School

Oxfordshire

  • £14.37 - £14.38 per hour
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Salary:
lps
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
Immediate
Apply by:
27 January 2021

Job overview

Clerk to the Governing Body


Grade 8: 

95 hours per year, approx. 2.5 hours per week, term time only


Home working, with attendance at evening meetings.


Start Date: Immediate


Are you interested in supporting a local school and engaging with your community? Do you have

basic administrative skills, good writing ability and an eye for detail? Would you like to gain new

skills in a flexible, varied and interesting role? We have a vacancy for a Clerk to support our school’s

governing body.

Among other things you would be responsible for:

● The timely circulation of agendas

● Attending governing body meetings and the production of accurate minutes

● Monitoring governing body membership and attendance

● Maintaining the register of governors’ business interests

● Providing administrative support to the governing body

● Providing advice to governors on their legal and procedural duties.


Our governing body generally meets in the evenings but the rest of the work can be done at home at any time. Clerking for both full governor meetings and committees in our school would amount to approximately 95 hours per year including attendance at meetings (up to 14 per school year) and preparation and follow-up, as well as other duties related to the governing body’s operations.


We are interested in receiving applications from experienced clerks but we would also like to hear from anyone who might not have clerking experience but would like to train as one, as we can offer full training for this role.


The River Learning Trust (RLT) is a multi-academy trust responsible for a number of schools and a school centred initial teacher training provider within Oxfordshire; the schools and SCITT are united by their commitment to the principles of the trust and a common belief in the benefits of everything that is gained by working together.

The River Learning Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all children and preventing extremism. All staff are expected to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be subject to an enhanced DBS check. The River Learning Trust is an equal opportunities employer and we welcome applications from a range of backgrounds to represent diversity in line with our communities.


Application Procedure

For further information please contact Sarah Woodley

Applications can be made via www.tes.com


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About Madley Brook Community Primary School

+44 1993 862976

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Welcome to Madley Brook Community Primary School. Our school has a very clear vision at its heart:

‘Achieving excellence by challenging boundaries’ 

Our aim is to value each pupil. To provide learning opportunities that will develop the whole child. We will encourage them to have limitless aspirations, to have a passion for learning and to enjoy life and above all, have a sense of fun.

Our vision and aims are intricately thread through the lifeblood of the school – through the lessons that we teach, the activities we undertake and the additional opportunities that we offer to each child.

The school works alongside Springfield Special School. Both schools are based on the site known as The Bronze Barrow chosen to reflect the historical nature of the area. The schools are built around the site of a Bronze Age burial ground, hence, the horseshoe shape of the building. The two schools co-exist yet maintain their own individual identities, staff, governing bodies and pupils.

 

Working for us

Are you an exceptional teacher or an outstanding member of support staff? We are always on the lookout for motivated and accomplished team members to join us. You’ll be joining an extremely friendly, well-motivated and enthusiastic staff determined to make our school officially outstanding as soon as possible. We can offer you: 

  • A positive staff culture with extremely high expectations of work and behaviour
  • Well-behaved children
  • A well-functioning leadership team who views professional development as a priority
  • A friendly and well-motivated staff and an inclusive community in which you can flourish
  • The opportunity to continue your career working alongside fabulous teachers and teaching assistants.

About River Learning Trust

Madley Brook Community Primary School is a member of River Learning Trust, a Multi-Academy Trust responsible for a number of schools and a school centred initial teacher training (SCITT) provider within Oxfordshire. We’re a Trust committed to the professional learning and development of staff with high-quality training in-school and through the Oxfordshire Teaching Schools Alliance.

As a school-led organisation, we are always keen to recruit and train the very best individuals who we hope will go on to become excellent teachers in our partnership of schools. We operate under the title, Oxfordshire Teacher Training and all the details of our programmes can be found at http://www.oxfordshireteachertraining.co.uk.


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