School Governor

School Governor

Organisation role · Flexible hours · Starting from 1 Sept 2023
Gloucester Rd, Tewkesbury GL20 5SW, UK
School Governor
EducationChildren & youth
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Abbey View School
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Summary

Governors are required at a small and successful alternative provision with plans for further improvement and development.

Detailed description

The Board wants to appoint additional governors and welcomes applications from a variety of backgrounds. We are particularly keen to have someone with finance and administration experience. Also, people who have worked with young people in education/ learning, or social care/ support settings. This may be as a professional or a parent/ foster parent.


Governors meet once each term, usually between 5 and 7 in the evening at the school. TEAMS meetings, or joining a meeting by TEAMS can be arranged. There are two committees, one focussing on Finance and Resources, and the other on People and Premises, that meet each term. Other specialist roles and responsibilities include curriculum overview, SEND and Safeguarding.


Abbey View is a small school (42 students) in Tewkesbury. It provides students, who are at risk of failure and marginalisation within mainstream schooling, with opportunities to re-engage and find purpose in their education and lives.

Our aim is that short and long-term Abbey View students succeed educationally and progress to fulfil their considerable potential, becoming citizens of which society can be proud.

Working closely with partner schools and with parents, Abbey View provides its students with a chance to reflect and reform, within a happy, safe and supportive environment, which promotes sound emotional well-being and safe lifestyles.

Through our work we aim to:

• Provide an aspirational, secure and nurturing environment built on mutual respect

• Develop students’ academic, social and emotional skills

• To offer the maximum opportunities post 16 by providing meaningful qualifications including GCSEs.

• Work in partnership with parents, other professionals and the wider community to achieve the best outcomes for all students

• Develop a highly skilled and effective staff team, who provide the best opportunities for all students

• Understand that all behaviour is a form of communication and to support students to regulate their own behaviour and make positive choices.

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What we will provide to volunteers

💸 Reimbursement of costs🤝 Extra support

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About Abbey View School

Abbey View is a small school (42 students) in Tewkesbury. It provides students, who are at risk of failure and marginalisation within mainstream schooling, with opportunities to re-engage and find purpose in their education and lives.
Our aim is that short and long-term Abbey View students succeed educationally and progress to fulfil their considerable potential, becoming citizens of which society can be proud.
Working closely with partner schools and with parents, Abbey View provides its students with a chance to reflect and reform, within a happy, safe and supportive environment, which promotes sound emotional well-being and safe lifestyles.
Through our work we aim to:
• Provide an aspirational, secure and nurturing environment built on mutual respect
• Develop students’ academic, social and emotional skills
• To offer the maximum opportunities post 16 by providing meaningful qualifications including GCSEs.
• Work in partnership with parents, other professionals and the wider community to achieve the best outcomes for all students
• Develop a highly skilled and effective staff team, who provide the best opportunities for all students
• Understand that all behaviour is a form of communication and to support students to regulate their own behaviour and make positive choices.