Welcome to Hurst Park Primary School.
My fellow Governors and I are proud to be able to make a valuable contribution to the running of Hurst Park School and help free the staff to do what they do best: teach.
Hurst Park is a small but dynamic organisation with a wide range of involvement in activities with other schools, locally and internationally, and in the community. We have an innovative, dedicated and enthusiastic staff team whose commitment extends far beyond normal working hours. As a result, pupils at Hurst Park want to learn and can learn in a child-centred environment where they have focus and purpose and, most importantly, enjoy learning. The results of this have been borne out with every Ofsted inspection the school has experienced. Hurst Park is an excellent, caring school where children are encouraged to achieve to the best of their ability; and they do.
What do the governors do?
The DFE summarises the purposes for having a governing body as follows:
The governing body at Hurst Park School has 14 governors:
The full governing body meets once per term but sub-committees are appointed to monitor particular aspects of the running of the school. At Hurst Park there are five main governor sub-committees and their focus is as follows:
Chris Johnson, Chair of Governors
Additional information about the governing body of Hurst Park School can be found here and at: https://get-information-schools.service.gov.uk/Establishments/Establishment/Details/125038#school-governance