Governors

Board of Governors

Board of Governors Terms of Office

Cranmore Integrated Primary School was established in 1993 as a grant maintained integrated school.

As a grant-aided integrated primary school, Cranmore has a board of governors which collectively owns the school and is the employing authority for all members of staff. Its membership is made up of the principal, trust foundation governors, elected parent and teacher representatives and members nominated by the Department of Education, and it works through regular meetings of the board as a whole and, when required, committees set up to deal with particular matters.

The principal, who is responsible for the day-to-day operational leadership and management of the school, reports to the board of governors on a regular basis and the board assures itself through these reports that all its statutory duties and obligations are fully carried out and that it is fully informed about all developments.

The school is funded directly by the Department of Education via a finance branch within the Education Authority and the board of governors is therefore responsible for ensuring that its finances are both properly managed and fully accounted for and that all capital and other developments are affordable.

The Board of Governors consists of up to a total of 16 elected or nominated members and the Principal.

The 16 members are drawn from the following constituencies:

6 Foundation Governor nominees (4 Trust non-parent, 2 Trust parent)

4 Department of Education appointees

4 Parent Governors

2 Teacher Governors

A copy of the most recent Annual Report of the Board of Governors is available below.