Question

What do you think are the three most important qualities or skills a governor needs to possess in order to be successful in that position? Explain why you feel they are the most important. Would these factors be enough to have you vote against your political ideology? Use facts to support your opinion.

Answer 1

A governing body's main functions, as outlined by the government, are: ensuring clarity of vision, culture and strategic direction of the school keeping the head teacher responsible for the educational success of the school and its pupils, and monitoring the performance of staff overseeing the school's financial results and ensuring that its money is well spent

The qualities and skills that governors need to possess are:

A solid responsibility to the job and this incorporates devoting your time routinely during each the school term and during the time to completing your obligations

A solid responsibility to ensuring there are high desires for the all the youngsters in your school and a promise to accomplishing the most ideal results for all the understudies

To be normally curious and be able to address and break down, and a readiness to learn

Great between close to home abilities

Fitting degrees of proficiency in English (except if an overseeing body is set up to make extraordinary courses of action), and adequate numeracy abilities to comprehend essential information

Ideally, in addition to the qualities listed, there is a need for all governors to have experience and skills in a variety of areas and for at least one governor to have the financial expertise required for supervising the management of the finances of the school and the budgeting process. In particular, governors need a clear understanding of national and provincial laws and policies regulating the operation of public schools. We must consider the school we oversee, including its administrative and organizational frameworks, internal policies and procedures.