Trustee - Chaigeley School
WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL, Thelwall, Warrington
Trustee - Chaigeley School
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WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL, Thelwall, Warrington
- Part time
- U
- Onsite working
Posted 3 days ago, 27 Sep | Get your application in today.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
Job ref: dd4ecbb09dba4a9e8079b1e2a8647f0b
Location ref: Thelwall, Warrington
Full Job Description
As a Trustee, you will play a pivotal strategic role in ensuring our school provided outstanding education while maintaining the highest standards of governance, compliance, and accountability. Trustees work collaboratively with senior leaders and key stakeholders to shape the vision, strategic direction, and long-term objectives of the school. The role includes providing oversight of financial sustainability, workforce and HR strategy, estates management, risk management, and the effective allocation of resources. As a member of the Board, you will share collective responsibility for ensuring compliance with charitable purposes, statutory and regulatory requirements, and funding agreements, while helping to secure continued success and positive outcomes for pupils, staff, and the wider community. Trustees are expected to attend committee meetings once per term, typically lasting around 2 hours each, and Board meetings four times a year. These meetings are essential for effective governance and strategic oversight, and your active participation will help ensure the school continues to deliver excellence in education. A full induction of the school will be given on appointment
In order to be able to fulfil the role of trustee, we are looking for a good team player who has the time to commit to the role and who has the following skills and experience:
- Critical listening and effective questioning skills
- Ability to think strategically
- Excellent communication skills
- Problem solving and analytical skills
Chaigeley School is a Non-maintained Special School that caters for young people between the ages of 8 and 16 who experience Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) difficulties. We provide a specialist environment where all pupils have an Education, Health, and Care Plan (EHCP). Our school ethos is rooted in the Quaker principle of respect for the individual and valuing every person's contribution. We are an Ofsted-rated 'Good' school committed to supporting every pupil to achieve their best. Our Vision is to prepare and empower our young people with all the skills they need to live independent lives, become valued members of the community, and achieve their true potential.