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Welcome to our Governors’ section.
Please find below details of how our Governing body is structured, including the names, categories, responsibilities and terms of appointment for each Governor.
To contact a member of the Governing Body please email Heather Akerman, Clerk to Governors at akermanh@hwbmail.net or by telephone on 01792 771497 with details of your query. The information will then be forwarded to the relevant Governor.
| Name | Governor Type | Term of Office |
| Paul Baker | Additional Community | 16.12.25 |
| Michelle Kidwell (Chair) | Community | 11.11.29 |
| VACANCY | LEA | |
| Keith Brown | LEA | 23.11.26 |
| VACANCY | LEA | |
| VACANCY | Parent | |
| Mark Cook | Parent | 24.10.27 |
| Ben Johns | Parent | 05.11.26 |
| Julie Rees | Community | 11.03.29 |
| Ruth Tancock (Vice Chair) | Community | 13.10.27 |
| Dr Kerry Tudor | Parent | 20.07.27 |
| Lynda Phillips | Staff | 26.04.26 |
| Claire Bate | Teacher | 24.09.27 |
| Lee Burnell | Headteacher | n/a |
| Heather Akerman | Clerk to Governors | n/a |
Becoming a school governor is one of the most important ways in which you can help your local school
The governing body has a strategic role working with the headteacher to set the aims and objectives of the school, agreeing policies, targets and priorities to achieve the objectives and monitoring and evaluating the aims and objectives in order to promote high standards of achievement. The headteacher has day to day management of the school.
As a school governor, you will be part of a team. Individual governors do not act alone. It is only the full governing body that has legal duties and powers and all governors share that corporate responsibility.
If you are interested in becoming an LEA Governor, please click on the link below to complete an application form: Application to represent the council as a local authority governor - Swansea