Governing Body

Core Functions of The Regional Governing Board (School Improvement Committee)

All Governors need to:

  • deliver the character, mission and ethos of the Trust and the academies
  • hold the leadership to account for its educational performance
  • ensure financial resources are well spent.

 

 

Working together, we can make a huge difference

All our Governors are expected to abide by The Principles of Public Life:

  1. Selflessness
  2. Integrity
  3. Objectivity
  4. Accountability
  5. Openness
  6. Honesty
  7. Leadership

 

Excelsior MAT Documents

Excelsior MAT End of Year Accounts 2019-20

Annual Report and Financial Statements - Year Ending 31 August 2019 (pdf)

Member Trustee Information

 

Regional Governing Body - School Improvement Committee

Name

Date of Appt

Date Stepped Down

Relevant Business and Pecuniary Interests

Appointment

Nazia Ahmed

24/09/20

-

-

Trust 

Jasmine Armstrong

01/09/19

-

Weightmans LLP

Trust

Janine Arrowsmith

01/01/20

-

-

Head of School

Richard Cartmell

15/10/19

04/03/21

-

Parent

Jeanette Corbett

10/10/19

31/12/20

-

Staff

Reuben Evans

01/09/19

-

-

Parent

Grace Harker

01/09/19

-

-

Staff

Debbie Holland

01/09/19

-

-

Head of School

Sarah Marnock

01/09/19

-

-

Trust

Louise O'Brien

15/10/19

-

-

Parent

Syed Omar Khalil

24/09/20

-

-

Parent

Muhammed Rahman

24/09/20

-

Dorridge Zinga Kitchen. Liberal Democrats

Co-opted

Mohammed Sajad

24/09/20

28/10/20

-

Trust

Jonathan Smart

01/09/19

-

-

Deputy CEO

Hayley Wadley

01/09/19

-

-

Parent

James Wright

24/09/20

-

-

Head of School

David Williams

01/09/19

-

-

Headteacher

 

 

Also see:

RGB Attendance 2021-22

Trustee Board Attendance 2021-22

MAT Scheme of Delegation

Pay report 2022

Financial statements 

 

 

Governing Body Profiles

Jasmine Armstrong

I was a parent governor at Green Meadow Primary School and have subsequently joined the MAT’s school improvement committee and Excelsior’s trust board. Both of my children have attended Green Meadow Primary school and I enjoy supporting the schools within the MAT. I work as a lawyer in Birmingham and spend my free time with my family which usually involves walks and games at the local parks or cinema with friends.

Reuben Evans

I was very pleased to be made parent governor at Green Meadow School in late 2017, and I have felt privileged to work with our talented teachers, leaders and the Excelsior Trust as we strive to bring the best possible learning environment for our children.

We have seen a lot of change recently, and with my own children at the school I am very keen to meet the requirements of a governor in monitoring, questioning, and working carefully on our ambitious plans to raise the standards of education at Green Meadow.

My occupation as Operations Manager for a Risk Management Business has also come in useful, as I can use my skills as a chartered health and safety consultant to ensure our children can stay safe and healthy while at school.

I’m looking forward to the future with a mixture of optimism and excitement. With our plans now underway and with clear sight of our objectives, I believe that it will not be long before Green Meadow School will be flourishing in ways its name suggests it should.

Hayley Wadley

My name is Hayley Wadley and I have been a parent governor at Turves Green Primary School since 2018 and since 2019 I have been the Chair of Governors for the Excelsior MAT.

In 2004 I became a secondary school teacher specialising in Business Studies and Accounts. I am passionate about education and have seen first-hand how an excellent education can transform a child’s life. It is a pleasure to be part of the Governing body for Excelsior MAT and I know that we can make a positive impact on every learner’s future across all the schools.