St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
Together we grow in God's love, learning to be the best we can be.
Governance
School governors are members of a school's Governing Board. In our school they have responsibility for maintaining the Catholic Ethos and raising school standards through their three key roles of setting strategic direction, ensuring accountability and acting as a 'critical friend.' Our school governors give their time freely to the children and community of St Joseph's Catholic Primary school. They can be contacted via the school office or by using the contact form below.
Governors' Fund Appeal
The board of Governor's includes the following people:
| Fr. Terrance Phipps | Chair of Governors & Foundation Governor |
| Sheron Hynard | Foundation Governor & Vice Chair |
| Foundation Governor | |
| Foundation Governor |
| Foundation Governor Vacancy |
| Foundation Governor Vacancy |
| Foundation Governor Vacancy |
| Foundation Governor Vacancy |
| Foundation Governor Vacancy | |
| Louise Robinson | Parent Governor |
| Mario Aquilina | Parent Governor |
Martin Maloney | Head Teacher |
| Helena Grahame | Staff Governor |
| Clerk to Governors | |
Governors Contact Form
Governors do not involve themselves in the day-to-day running or management of the school. The day-to-day running and management of the school are matters for the Headteacher and his senior team. Parents with specific ideas or concerns about any school-related matter should share these with the relevant member of staff (for example the class teacher, assistant headteachers or Headteacher). In unusual circumstances, matters for the attention of the Governing Board may be referred to the Clerk to the Governors, using the school's address. Please use the form below to contact the Chair of Governors. Please do not use this form to contact the school, your email will go directly to the Chair of Governors and will not be seen by the school. Please note the school uses a formal process for dealing with complaints. This policy can be found on the Policy Page.