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St Cuthbert's Roman Catholic Academy Trust

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    • Become a Foundation Governor

      Do you have a keen interest in education and feel you could make a positive contribution to the work of a Local Governance Board (LGB)?

      What is a Foundation Governor?

      • They are appointed by the Bishop to represent his education policy in his schools
      • They preserve and develop the Catholic ethos of the school

      What do Foundation Governors do?

      • Ensure the Catholic ethos is upheld
      • Hold the Heads to account
      • Oversee the curriculum
      • Drive educational outcomes
      • Provide assurance to the Trust Board

      The St Cuthbert's Roman Catholic Academy Trust is recruiting Foundation Governors for the following academies to join their LGBs:

      St Anthony's Primary, Hull

      St Augustine’s Secondary, Scarborough

      St Charles' Primary, Hull

      Endsleigh Holy Child Primary, Hull

      St George's Primary, Scarborough

      St John of Beverley Primary

      St Mary’s College Secondary, Hull

      St Mary's Primary, Market Weighton

      St Mary & St Joseph Primary, Pocklington

      St Mary Queen of Martyrs Primary, Hull

      Our Lady & St Peter Primary, Bridlington

      St Peter's Primary, Scarborough

      St Thomas More Primary, Hull

      St Richard's Primary, Hull

      St Vincent's Primary, Hull

      In order to be eligible to serve as a Foundation Governor, applicants must be a practising Catholic and over 18 years of age. Interested individuals would need to complete an application form and provide a reference from their local parish priest and submit these to the Diocese for consideration by the Bishop who makes the appointments.

      Please email: educationadmin@rcdmidd.org.uk for an application form. 

      • The average Governor role will take up about 2 hours per month. However, this can vary depending on the academy’s calendar or by events, such as an Ofsted inspection.
      • This commitment includes the minimum requirement of attending up to three meetings of the LGB in each academic year. Meetings are usually held in the local school.
      • Governors serve for a four-year term of office.

      For more information, please click below:

      Diocese of Middlesborough Schools' Service Department

      St Cuthbert's Roman Catholic Academy Trust is committed to promoting and safeguarding the welfare of all children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

      Downloads

      Foundation Governors Information Leaflet

        

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