Governance

Rose Green Junior School is part of the Schoolsworks Academy Trust, a local multi-academy trust, with schools along the Sussex coast including Selsey, Bognor Regis, Littlehampton and Worthing.

The Board of Directors of Schoolsworks Academy Trust are also its trustees and the governors of all our schools, including Rose Green Junior School.  Membership of the trust allows us to learn from other well-performing schools by sharing good practice, by achieving economies of scale in purchasing services and by working together at a strategic level to ensure the future success of all the schools.

The trust has overall responsibility for the school, but is aided in its work by the work of the local School Community Council (SCC). This group is an advisory body, made up of staff, parents and community members.  The SCC works under the direction of the academy trust to support the strategic management of the school.

Further details of the Governance of Schoolsworks Academy Trust can be found here.

Governance attendance details and register of interests can be found here.

Rose Green School Community Council

NAME
CATEGORY
TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRES

Mrs Diane Willson
diane.willson@schoolsworks.org
Chair of SCC
31st August 2025

Mrs Terri Good
clerk@rosegreenjunior.co.uk
Clerk of SCC
N/A

Mr Philip Craig
Headteacher
N/A

Mr Ken Pritchard
Board Appointed 
30th November 2023

Mrs Gill Hance
Board Appointed
17th November 2024

Mr David Jones

Board Appointed
15th October 2025

Mrs Sylvia Gent
Parent Member
4th July 2023

Mr Jon Comins
Parent Member
8th July 2024

Mrs Sharyn Wall
Parent Member
8th July 2024

Mr Ciaran Helly
Teaching Member
1st September 2024

The School Community Council is responsible for:

• ensuring the school is working towards and in-line with its vision, ethos and strategic direction;
• holding the Headteacher to account for the educational performance of the school and its pupils;
• overseeing the budget and making sure its money is well spent.
• The SCC meet regularly as a group, as well as meeting members of staff, children and parents during the school day.

Our core tasks are to:

• monitor standards of learning and teaching;
• monitor children’s progress;
• look at the school’s attainment data and how it compares with national data;
• agree targets of attainment for the academic year;
• monitor attendance and lateness;
• monitor the well-being of staff and pupils;
• monitor the current budget situation;
• keep abreast of any premises issues;
• agree school policies.

The SCC is made up of parents, community volunteers and staff members.

SCC members are assigned a portfolio to monitor.  The portfolios are as follows:

• Teaching and Learning
• Senior Leadership Support
• Safeguarding
• Finance
• Premises
• Community Liaison

We regularly come into school and spend the time looking at a particular aspect of the school development plan, visiting all the classes and talking to children about their work.

The ‘icing on the cake’ is of course, attending school events.