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Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust

Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust

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As a Trust set up by the Diocese of Gloucester Board of Education, all we do is steeped in both the National Church of England Vision for Education: Deeply Christian – ...

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Local governor at St John's CofE Academy, Coleford

Local governor at St John's CofE Academy, Coleford

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Volunteering • Organisation role

0—3 hrs/month
Coleford, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom

Contact person

Vicki Cowan

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Provided

Extra support

Requirements

Disclosure and Barring Service
Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust

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We are looking for community‑minded people to join our local governing board at St John's CofE Academy, Coleford as co‑opted local governors.

If you care about children, families, and local education, you could be exactly who we need.

Who can be a school governor?

  • ✅ You must be over 18 — no formal qualifications are needed.
  • ✅ Local governors are volunteers from all backgrounds. Your skills and experience can help children achieve the best possible education.
  • ✅ An effective local governing board includes people with a mix of skills and experiences.
  • ✅ You don’t need to be an education expert — your personal and professional experience adds real value to our school.

What makes a good local governor?

  • ✅ Enthusiasm, commitment, and teamwork.
  • ✅ A desire to help ensure every child gets the best possible education.
  • ✅ A strong commitment to improving outcomes for children and young people.
  • ✅ A willingness to listen, learn, and undertake training.

We meet six times a year, termly, at school with additional  monitoring visits as required. 

Your professional skills and life experience can help our school thrive. Join us as a co‑opted local governor and support our school vision of Belonging, Believing, Becoming.

Please contact us for more information. 

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About Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust

A picture of who we are

As a Trust set up by the Diocese of Gloucester Board of Education, all we do is steeped in both the National Church of England Vision for Education: Deeply Christian – Serving the Common Good and the diocesan LIFE Together vision.

Deeply Christian - Serving the Common Good is permeated by four core elements WISDOM, HOPE, COMMUNITY, DIGNITY. Our work is rooted in these elements and in all our schools these will be in evidence in our decision making, our relationships, our communications and our learning.

Together the Trust Board, central staff and our school communities are united in enabling children and staff to grow, flourish and succeed in an environment of educational excellence.

Our vision is to enable all to flourish.

Our vision is rooted in our Christian foundation and our belief that all within our family should experience life in all its fullness.

Our aims are to be

Authentically Christian

Boldly passionate about excellence in learning

Relentlessly driven in our aspiration for everyone

Our core principles

We aspire to be the best we can be in an ever-changing environment - providing opportunities for all to flourish

Within our DGAT family we cherish everyone as individuals; appreciating and celebrating diversity

We act with integrity; we are open to challenge and we are reflective about our practice

We treat everyone with dignity and respect

Through collaboration, in a nurturing community, we grow, learn and achieve

School is Trust and Trust is School

See more opportunities by Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust

Practical details

Volunteering • Organisation role

0—3 hrs/month
Coleford, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom

Contact person

Vicki Cowan

Ask Vicki a question

Provided

Extra support

Requirements

Disclosure and Barring Service