Irchester

Community Primary School

Bikeability Level 1 Training - Wednesday 1st May

Pupils who are taking part will need to bring their bike and helmet on the morning

2ET Class Assembly - Wednesday 1st May

In the KS2 hall, the assembly will start at 9am and will last 30 minutes

Class 3ELT visit to library

Can children please remember to bring their library cards with them in the morning

2SH Class Assembly - Wednesday 8th May

In the KS2 hall, the assembly will start at 9am and will last 30 minutes

SCHOOL OFFICE
01933 353848

SCHOOL OFFICE
01933 353848

Governing Body

Upcoming School events

The Governing Body

The board of governors at Irchester Community Primary School take an active and supportive interest in all aspects of school life.  The current governors are drawn from a wide cross section of the community.

The role of governors and governing bodies is to help the school provide the best possible education for their pupils by

  • Setting the school’s values, vision and strategic aims, agreeing plans and policies, and making creative use of resources;
  • Monitoring and evaluating performance, acting as a critical friend to the Headteacher to support and challenge them in managing the school;
  • Ensuring that the school is accountable to the children and parents it serves, to its local community, to those who fund and maintain it, as well as to the staff it employs.

Parents have the right to receive copies of any school policies or information held about their child. Should you wish to any such information please contact the Head teacher in writing.

Governors

Lucy Winrow
Simon Anderson
Damon Fox
Jon-Paul Carr
Vanessa Tear
Kelly Phillips-White
Fran Curran
Ben Leeson
Kate Nice
Daniel Thompson

QUESTIONS, QUERIES, CONCERNS AND COMPLAINTS

Should any problem arise, however small, we hope that you will discuss it with the Class Teacher or if unresolved, the Deputy Head teacher or Head teacher.  Please telephone first if at all possible, to ensure that someone is free to see you. The majority of problems can be resolved at this level.

Should we be unable to resolve a problem or concern, then parents have the right to make a formal complaint. In the first instance, they should contact the Chair of Governors, at the school address. All complaints are dealt with following the Northamptonshire County Council complaints procedure.