Moat Community College Governors
The Governing Body meets every half term, to discuss how well the school is doing. The Governors aim to ensure the children are given the best possible educational and pastoral opportunities. Many have or have had children in the college, and are deeply committed to continuing to improve the school.
Governors take a lead in supporting and challenging the Principal to continue to make changes that will improve learning outcomes for children. They also set the overall vision and direction for the school.
The areas that that the governors focus on are;
- The vision for the college
- The achievement of students
- The behavior of students
- The welfare and safety of students
- Teaching and Learning
- Leadership across the college
- The financial management of the college
The Chair and the Vice Chair of the governing body are elected annually.
The current post holders are:
- Chair - Jo Hollings
- Vice Chair - Tas Khan
A list of other Governor Responsibility and Planned Visits for 2024/25 can be viewed in a separate document.
Governors Committees
- The Resource Committee that meets regularly to discuss staffing, budget and resource issues.
- The Terms of Reference of the Resource can be viewed in a separate document.
- Other Committee’s are occasionally formed to deal with particular issues.
The Governing Body
A list of the college Governors and their business interests can be viewed as a separate document.
If you would like to find out more about the Governing Body or would like to contact the Chair of Governors, please call main reception on 0116 2625705 or email office@moat.leicester.sch.uk.
Governors information:
Please see documents below for Governor information -
Financial Information
The Schools financial benchmarking service is a government service which allows you to compare a school or trust's income and expenditure with similar establishments in England.
Click here to view Moat's information on the SFBS.
The college has one member of staff with a salary between £110,000 and £120,000.