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Bunny C of E Primary and Nursery School

Governors

Bunny C of E Primary and Nursery School

Governing Body

Below are the members of our Governing Body. If you would like to speak to any of the Governors, please contact school in the first instance.

Rachael Harvey from Nottingham City Governor Services clerks all Full Governing Body meetings and provides advice and support. Mrs R Harvey is also an associate member of the Governing Body. 

Structure and remit of the Governing Body

Bunny C of E Primary and Nursery School Governance structure is made up of the Full Governing Body. Committees such as the Pay Committee or Pupil Discipline Committee will only meet as and when required.

Minutes of each Governors meeting are available to view upon request. Please see the school office.

Full Governing Body

Bunny C of E Primary and Nursery School Full Governing Body meets twice each term with one meeting focused on Standards and the other on Business. At the Standards meeting, the governors review the progress pupils are making and assess how this is reflected in the school's data. Governors also ensure that the school is on track to deliver on the key areas of focus in the School Improvement Plan. At the Business meeting, other business is reviewed, including school policies to ensure that they comply with statutory requirements and deliver effective outcomes for pupils. The Business meeting is also when the school budget is discussed and governors fulfil their role of overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure it is money well spent.

Terms of Office

All governors serve a four year term and then must either be re-elected , re-appointed or stand down. The Headteacher is appointed a governor by virtue of their office and as Bunny Primary and Nursery School is a Voluntary Controlled C of E School and the local Rector, Father Tom Meyrick, holds an ex-officio position on the governing body. Parent Governors can remain governors until the end of their term of office, even if their child leaves the school before their term finishes.

Governors Impact statement 2026-2027