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Conflict of Interests

Register of Governors' Business and Personal Interests

 

The Governing Board of each school is required by regulations made under the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 to establish a register which lists, for each member of the Governing Board and the Headteacher, any business or personal interests they have which could conflict with the school’s interests.  Details declared must be available on the school website, updated when a change occurs and reviewed annually. As a general principle, governors should err on the side of caution and declare interests that they think could be relevant.  A good rule of thumb is to ask “Is this something that might make a reasonable person question the fairness or impartiality of someone in my role?”

 

Sam Todd:

A member of staff at the school paid by Leeds City Council

 

Tom Leech:

Wife works at the school, parent of a child in school and is paid by Leeds City Council

 

Gemma Dolden:

Parent of a child in school

 

Amy Wilson:

Parent of a child in school

 

Amy Sanderson:

Parent of a child in school

 

Jenny Hand:

Parent of a child in school

 

Marcus Bowell:

Parent of a child in school

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