Training and development is a vital part of becoming an effective governor. It assists governors in dealing with the issues that occur regularly, in keeping up with the many changes taking place in education, and in supporting schools to raise standards.
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An introduction to the guidance document 'School governance - making it better'.
General article 06 August 2010
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This handbook provides information on the latest roles and responsibilities of governors.
General article 10 January 2011
General information and guidance with regards to acts, bills and statutory instruments pertaining to governance.
General article 16 September 2010
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Information about the 'Taking the chair' and 'Leading together' programmes, which are useful for chairs of governing bodies and headteachers.
General article 20 July 2010
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Access to information and resources designed to improve the effectiveness of the governing body and thus promote standards within schools.
General article 04 October 2010
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Information about the resources and support networks available to the governing body and individual governors, which are divided into categories of 'local support', 'national support' and 'web-based resources'.
General article 26 July 2010
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A breakdown of the training options available to governors and the responsibilities of governing bodies with regard to training their members.
General article 14 April 2010
Information on GovernorLine and its services.
General article 21 September 2010
Information about GovernorLine and its services.
General article 16 September 2010
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An overview of the body Information for School and College Governors (ISCG).
General article 06 August 2010
