Governing Body

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GOVERNING BODY OF ST. BERNARD'S

CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL

       Constitution of Governing Body  2019  

                 Governing Body meetings are fully quorate              

Chairperson   

Mr. D Heeney

St. Bernard's Catholic Primary School

Wake Green Road

Moseley

Birmingham

B13 9QE

Foundation Governors appointed by the Diocesan Schools Commission

 Mr. D Heeney (Chair),  Mrs E Sutton (RE),  Mr O McCormack, Father Murphy (Vice-chair), Mr J McTernon, Miss K Caley        

Parent Governor  - Mr H Khan  (SAFEGUARDING),  Mrs L Kerr  LA Governor -  Mrs H Mikula (SEN)                        

Staff Governor - Mrs A Kendrick

Headteacher Governor - Mr P O'Leary   Associate Member - Mr M Stephenson (DHT)

Clerk to the Governing Body - Mrs S McBride

Any governor business and financial interests are declared and recorded by clerk at meetings. 

St. Bernard’s has an agreed mission statement, which is produced below.

 MISSION STATEMENT

St. Bernard’s Catholic Primary School is in the parish of the English Martyrs, Sparkhill, is a Catholic School, built and maintained for the Catholic children of the Parish.

To this end:-

St. Bernard’s aims to be a Gospel- inspired living community.

The partnership between home, St. Bernard’s and English Martyrs’ parish will be fostered and developed.

St. Bernard’s aims to be recognised as a school that cares for its community and the welcome we extend to all.

The special character of our Catholic School and the underlying reason for its existence is reflected in the quality of the Religious Education, integrated into the overall education of the pupils.  We will endeavour to prepare the pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life.

“We Work, We Play, We Care, We Pray”

In conclusion St. Bernards will strive, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to offer a varied curriculum in line with curriculum guidelines as appropriate, catering for the religious and secular needs of the pupils, each working to his or her full potential.