East Harling Primary School and Nursery has a good reputation and the Governors plan to build and enhance this.
Our vision is to provide the children of East Harling and the surrounding area with an outstanding education. We aim to promote every child’s social, moral, spiritual and cultural development as well as excellence in academic achievement, providing positive experiences in a wide range of sports, arts and other cultural opportunities.
We aim to:
The governing body is made up of a cross section of local people who freely volunteer their time. They meet at least twice each term to discuss a wide range of school issues. Each governor belongs to a range of committees and is connected to a class in the school. Minutes of Governing Body meetings are available from the school office on request.
Name | Designation |
Mrs Kate Slack, Chair of Governors | LA Governor |
Mr Simon Allan-Brooks - Vice Chair of Governors | Parent Governor |
Mrs Sue Barker | Co-opted Governor |
Mr Tim Edmonds | Co-opted Governor |
Dr. Andrew Hayward | Co-opted Governor |
Mr Cyril Nicklin | Parent Governor |
Vacancy | Staff Governor |
Ms Natalie Smith |
Co-opted Governor |
Miss Sheli Blackburn Miss Amanda Yates |
Deputy Head, Co-opted Governor Headteacher |
Vacancy |
Trust Governor |
Mrs Liz Williams |
Clerk to the Governing Body |
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To find out more about members of our Governing Body click here to read their individual governor profiles.
Register of Business and Pecuniary Interests
Governing Body Register of Business and personal interests Sep 2023
Governing Body Register of Business and personal interests Sep 2024
Register of governor attendance at meetings -
Governing Body Attendance Sep 2021 to July 2022
Governing Body Attendance Sep 2022 - 2023
Governing Body Attendance Sep 2023 - July 2024
The Governing Body can be contacted via the school office or by email to chairofgovernors@eastharling.norfolk.sch.uk.
The Governing Body are not involved in the day to day running of the school, any issues or concerns regarding individual matters should be discussed with your child's class teacher or the headteacher, Miss Yates.