College Governance
Governor Duties
The role of the Corporation is in agreeing the strategic direction of the College, setting objectives and monitoring results, and supporting the College to provide a high-quality and effective learning experience for everyone who attends the College.
The Articles of Government list the seven responsibilities of the Governing Body as;
- the determination and periodic review of the educational character and mission of the institution and oversight of its activities;
- the requirement to take account of staff and student views when reviewing the mission and purpose of the institution
- approving the quality strategy of the institution
- the effective and efficient use of resources, the solvency of the institution and the Corporation and safeguarding their assets;
- approving annual estimates of income and expenditure;
- the appointment, grading, suspension, dismissal and determination of the pay and conditions of service of the holders of senior posts and the Clerk
- setting a framework for the pay and conditions of service of all other staff.
Governor profiles can be accessed here.
The Board & its Committees
The Governing Body is made up of 15 people from different sectors of the local community (external governors), staff members and students. The Corporation Board meet four times a year with an additional three Governor Development days.
There are four Committees; Curriculum, Quality and Standards, Finance and Resources, Audit and Search and Governance. All Committees meet four times a year with the exception of Search and Governance which meets as and when required but at least once per year.
Governance Documents
Governance Arrangements
Introduction to College Governance
Instrument & Articles of Government
Standing Orders of the Board
Code of Conduct for Governors
Policies & Procedures
Whistleblowing Policy
Financial Statements
Financial Statements for 2018/19
Financial Statements for 2017/18
Financial Statements for 2016/17
Ofsted Reports
March 2018
Governance Calendar & Committee Membership 2020-21
Calendar of Meetings
Committee Terms of Reference
Curriculum, Quality & Standards Committee Terms of Reference 2020-21
Audit Committee Terms of Reference 2020-21
Committee Membership 2020-21
Finance & Resources Committee Terms of Reference 2020-21
Search & Governance Committee Terms of Reference 2020-21
Approved Minutes Archive
Governing Body
Curriculum, Quality & Standards Committee
12 March 2020
Audit Committee
21 November 2019 – Joint with Finance & Resources
Finance & Resources Committee
How to contact the clerk to the corporation
The Independent Clerk to the Corporation is Jane Taylor-Holmes, who can be contacted in the following ways:
Post
Calderdale College
Francis Street
Halifax
HX1 3UZ
Telephone
01422 399 303
Email
jane.taylor-holmes@calderdale.ac.uk
You can also contact the Chair of the Corporation at the address above. If you would like a paper copy of any of the documents on this page, please contact the Clerk to the Corporation.
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