Schools, school places and buildings, additional learning needs and Welsh-medium education.
What councils do
Councils run community schools, fund every state school, provide school transport and support pupils with additional learning needs. They plan school places, including Welsh-medium places under a ten-year plan.
Who decides
The Cabinet decides on school changes, such as opening, closing or merging schools, after a formal consultation. Head teachers and governing bodies run each school day to day.
Having a say
Proposals to change a school must be consulted on, and anyone can respond. Parents can also become school governors.
In numbers
Welsh councils plan to spend £1,307 per person on this in 2026-27.
It ranges from £1,099 in Monmouthshire to £1,475 in Merthyr Tydfil.
Year 1 pupils taught in Welsh: 25% across Wales (2025-26).
RESOLVED: That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to current Local Authority Governing Body vacancies:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Applications Received
Allensbank Primary School
Gabalfa
22/12/2022
Ruth Davies
Baden Powell Primary School
Splott
02/07/2023
Morgan Fackrell
Creigiau Primary School
Pentyrch & St Fagans
20/01/2022
Clarissa Brind
Fairwater Primary School
Fairwater
17/02/2023
Arinze Anarado
Howardian Primary School
Penylan
22/07/2023
Christopher Parry
Hywel Dda Primary School
Ely
12/01/2022
Anita Batten
Pencaerau Primary School
Caerau
16/03/2023
Tania Davies
Peter Lea Primary School
Fairwater
27/06/2022
Anthony O’Donnell
Radyr Primary School
Radyr & Morganstown
08/03/2023
Tyrell Leon
Severn Primary School
Riverside
19/07/2023
Cllr Leonora Thomson
St John Lloyd R.C Primary School
Trowbridge
07/08/2023
Teresa McCarthy
Ysgol Glan Ceubal
x 2 vacancies
Llandaff North
26/04/2023
15/08/2023
Alayla Castle-Herbert
Evangeline Kirupairajah
Ysgol Gymraeg Coed-Y-Gof
Fairwater
04/10/2022
Elin Merriman
The Committee received and considered application to future vacancies against criteria, matching skills to vacancies.
RESOLVED: That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to current Local Authority Governing Body vacancies:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Applications Received
Adamsdown Primary School
Adamsdown
29/10/2023
John Dixon
Albany Primary School
Plasnewydd
23/10/2023
Cllr Mary McGarry
All Saints C.W Primary School
Pentwyn
23/10/2023
Stephen Hendrickson
Herbert Thompson Primary School
Ely
29/11/2023
Dr Carole Jones
Kitchener Primary School
Riverside
29/11/2023
Abigail Davis
Lansdowne Primary School
Canton
29/11/2023
James Searle
St Patrick's R.C Primary School
Grangetown
29/11/2023
Pamela James
Stacey Primary School
Adamsdown
29/11/2023
Cllr Owen Jones
Ysgol Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd
Whitchurch & Tongwynlais
29/11/2023
Rhodri Jones
Ysgol Gynradd Groes-Wen
Pentyrch & St Fagans
06/11/2023
06/11/2023
06/11/2023
Katherine Morris
Eleri Hurley
Daniel Tiplady
Ysgol Pencae
Llandaff
29/11/2023
Ian Speakman
RESOLVED: that
1. officers be authorised to:
a) Consult on the proposals to increase the number of places for learners with Emotional Health and Wellbeing Needs and the number of places for learners with Complex Learning Needs/ Autism Spectrum Condition.
b) Proceed, ahead of the Sustainable Communities for Learning rolling programme, with the design and procurement of the Ty Glas and Oak House sites, and the temporary accommodation on the existing Fitzalan High School works through the School Organisation Programme.
2. The following be noted:
a) The increase in the Pupil Referral Unit provision and expansion of the age range to include Key Stage 3 pupils.
b) The expansion of the Community Teaching provision and the transfer of the service to the former Severn Adult Education Centre.
c) The temporary relocation of Lansdowne Primary School to the existing Fitzalan High School site.
d) That officers will bring a report on the outcome of the consultations on proposals to a future meeting to seek authorisation as to whether to proceed to publish proposals in accordance with section 48 of The School Standards and Organisation (Wales) Act 2013
3. authority be delegated to the Director of Economic Development to acquire the freehold interests for land at adjacent to the existing Greenhill Special School site, in line with an independent valuation, to allow the delivery of the replacement Greenhill Special School, subject to Ministerial approval for Welsh Government capital funding.
RESOLVED: Pursuant to this Committee’s delegated powers the following development control applications be determined in accordance with the recommendation set out in the reports of the Director of Planning, Transport and Environment, subject to any further amendments as detailed below and notification be given of the decisions in accordance with Section 70 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 or Section 74 of the Planning (Listed Building & Conservation) Act 1990.
APPLICATIONS GRANTED
(Councillor Garry Hunt left the meeting during consideration of this application in accordance with his personal and prejudicial interest.)
23/00386/FUL – LLANRUMNEY
ST MELLONS CHURCH IN WALES, PRIMARY SCHOOL, DUNSTER ROAD, LLANRUMNEY
Construction of an Additional Learning Needs School, incorporating works associated with the construction of the new ALN school, including the provision of new outdoor amenity areas, play-space and sports provision, landscaping, boundary treatments, access, car-parking, drainage, and all associated works.
(Councillor Garry Hunt left the meeting during consideration of this application in accordance with his personal and prejudicial interest.)
23/00385/FUL – FAIRWATER
LAND TO THE SOUTH OF FAIRWATER PRIMARY SCHOOL, WELLWRIGHT ROAD, FAIRWATER
Construction of an Additional Learning Needs School, incorporating works associated with the construction of the new ALN school, including the provision of new outdoor amenity areas, play-space and sports provision, landscaping, boundary treatments, access, car-parking, drainage and all associated works.
23/01028/FUL – LLANDAFF NORTH
MEADOWBANK SPECIAL SCHOOL, COLWILL ROAD, LLANDAFF NORTH, CARDIFF
Addition of a single storey building on school site to accommodate increased pupil numbers, including associated external play area. Other development proposed on existing car parking area to increase drop off and parking provision in line with pupil and staff uplift.
AGREED: that the Chairperson, on behalf of the Committee, writes to the Cabinet Member conveying the observations of the Committee when discussing the way forward.
AGREED: that the Chairperson, on behalf of the Committee, writes to the Cabinet Member conveying the observations of the Committee when discussing the way forward.
RESOLVED: Council AGREED to:
· approved the new appointments of Local Authority governors to the school governing bodies as set out in Appendix 1, each for a term of 4 years from the date of the appointment.
RESOLVED – That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to current Local Authority Governing Body vacancies as follows:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Application Received
Howardian Primary School
Penylan
06/05/2022
Elizabeth Edwards
Meadowbank School
Llandaff North
01/09/2022
Glenda Dudley
The Hollies School
Pentwyn
05/01/2023
Sheila Davies
Thornhill Primary School
Llanishen
19/04/2023
Cllr Emma Reid-Jones
Whitchurch Primary School
Whitchurch & Tongwynlais
10/03/2023
David Fowkes
Windsor Clive Primary School
Ely
29/03/2022
Patrick O’Neill
Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Glantaf
Llandaff North
15/12/2023
Ian Speakman
Ysgol Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd
Whitchurch & Tongwynlais
30/09/2022
Sion Dafydd
The Committee received and considered applications to future vacancies against criteria, matching skills to vacancies.
RESOLVED – That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to future Local Authority Governing Body vacancies as follows:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Application Received
Allensbank Primary School
Gabalfa
13/09/2023
13/09/2023
Sergey Popov
Nirushan Sudarsan
Cathays High School
Gabalfa
25/092023
Cllr Norma Mackie
Creigiau Primary School
Creigiau & St Fagans
25/09/2023
Amanda Bouadana
Ffederasiwn y Ddraig
Trowbridge/ Llanrumney
02/09/2023
02/09/2023
Glyn Conoll
Rachel Robjohn
Gladstone Primary School
Cathays
13/09/2023
Cllr Norma Mackie
Howardian Primary School
Penylan
25/09/2023
Cllr Sue Lent
Lakeside Primary School
Cyncoed
13/09/2023
Cllr Robert Hopkins
Llanedeyrn Primary School
Pentwyn
17/09/2023
Cllr Joe Carter
Llanishen Primary School
Llanishen
13/09/2023
Sarah Hopkins
Llysfaen Primary School
Lisvane
25/09/2023
Caroline Du Cann
Millbank Primary School
Caerau
26/09/2023
Gillian James
Pen y Bryn Primary School
Llanrumney
13/09/2023
David Simpson
Pontprennau Primary School
Pontprennau & Old St Mellons
13/09/2023
Joanne Nicholas
Radnor Primary School
Canton
13/09/2023
Meriel Ansell
Trelai Primary School
Caerau
13/09/2023
Lois Robinson
Tremorfa Nursery School
Splott
13/09/2023
Hannah Chivers
Ysgol Gymraeg Nant Caerau
Caerau
13/09/2023
Rebecca Anderson
RESOLVED: that
1. subject to the future budget allocation, approval be given to an increase of the value of contracts to be allocated via the DPS from £49 million to a total value of £138.8 million. This revised amount will cover the value of all new contracts allocated until the expiry date of the contracts up to 31st august 2029.
2. authority be delegated to the Director of Planning Transport and Environment in consultation with the Cabinet portfolio Members and directorate budget holders for Education, Childrens and Adults service, to procure and deliver contracts subject to budget being available.
3. Authority be delegated to the Director of Planning Transport and Environment in consultation with the Cabinet portfolio Members and Directorate budget holders for Education, Childrens and Adults service, to award single tender spot contracts outside of the passenger transport DPS up to £30m subject to budget being available for upcoming statutory taxi contracts. This amount covers the period that the contracts are potentially in place until 31st august 2029.
4. It be noted that if the budget requirement exceeds the current allocation available having considered the availability of external funding or in year efficiencies then this will need to be brought back to Cabinet for approval as part of the budget setting process.
5. It be noted that a further report be brought to Cabinet once further changes take place in the wider funding context such as changes to BES etc. are understood.
RESOLVED – The public be excluded for this part of the meeting as the Committee discuss information which is confidential and exempt from publication as contained in paragraph 14 of Part 4 and paragraph 21 of Part 5 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Action 1972. The public may be excluded from the meeting by resolution of the Committee pursuant to Section 100A(4) of the Local Government Act 1972 during discussion of this item.
The Chairperson then opened the debate on this item. Members were invited to comment, seek clarification or raise questions on the information received. Thiediscussions are summarised as follows:
· Officers were asked to comment on the age, emissions and general condition of the vehicles used for school transport. Officers stated that different quality standards depending on the classifications of the vehicles. Tendering companies are required to meet those standards in order to join the approve list of contractors. Vehicle age limits are specified and discussions are ongoing with contractors with a view to improving their vehicles to Euro 6 emission standards. Members were asked to note that there are a reduced number of contractors bidding for tenders and these are working at capacity in terms of the number of vehicles available. Furthermore, some school bus services are provided by public bus companies and these will fall outside of the procurement framework. Services that are procured via the framework will receive a higher score during the tendering process for better quality vehicles.
· Members asked whether officers were confident that the services can be provided in the future given the limited number of contractors tendering for contracts. Members were advised that the position is extremely challenging in Cardiff and across Wales. The impact of the Bus Emergency Scheme, where Councils across Wales may be looking to replace public bus services with contracted services, also needs to be factored in. Bus companies have a limited number of drivers available and they are struggling to cover their existing services. These concerns have been raised with Welsh Government.
· Members asked whether the new schools being built in the city were being built on established bus routes. Officers stated that consultation is undertaken with colleagues in Planning and Education to ensure that schools have good transport links, including bus services and walking and cycling networks.
· Members asked whether the costs of the contracts would reduce in coming years if budgetary pressures such as inflation and fuel costs come down. Members were advised that tendering is undertaken to provide a consistent cost. For example, ALN contracts are 3-year contracts in order to provide stability for the pupils. These include options for inflationary increases. However, it is difficult to reduce a contract price. Because of the dynamic nature of the service both contractors and the Council need to give 1 months notice to end the contract and contractors are able to withdraw from the contact.
RESOLVED – That the Chairperson writes to the Cabinet Member on behalf of the Committee to convey any comments, observations and recommendations made during the way forward.
RESOLVED:
The Council AGREED that in accordance with the recommendations of the Local Authority Governor Panel, the Council approved the new appointments of Local Authority governors to the school governing bodies as set out in Appendix 1, each for a term of 4 years from the date of the appointment.
RESOLVED: that
1. officers be authorised to consult on proposals outlined in paragraph 122, to be implemented from September 2025.
2. the proposal for the extension of the age range of St Monica’s Church in Wales Primary School to include a nursery class of 32 part time places, and transfer of the school to the site presently occupied by Ysgol Mynydd Bychan, from September 2025 be noted
3. the statutory consultation process on the proposed establishment of nursery provision and transfer of St. Monica’s Church in Wales Primary School is to be undertaken by the Governing Body of the school be noted and officers be instructed to provide all reasonable assistance in this regard.
4. the Director of Education & Lifelong Learning be authorised to formally respond on behalf of the Council to the public consultation issued by the Governing Body of St Monica’s Church in Wales Primary School in due course.
5. It be noted that officers will bring a report on the outcome of the consultation to a future meeting to seek authorisation as to whether to proceed to publish proposals in accordance with section 48 of The School Standards and Organisation (Wales) Act 2013.
RESOLVED – That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to current Local Authority Governing Body vacancies as follows:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Application Received
Bryn Celyn Primary School
Pentwyn
21/10/2022
Rachel Harris
Fairwater Primary School
Fairwater
13/05/2021
Rebecca Spiller
Hawthorn Primary School
Llandaff North
01/11/2022
Charlotte Bowden
Kitchener Primary School
Riverside
07/12/22022
Adheesha Liyanagunawardana
Meadowbank School
Llandaff North
01/09/2022
Holly Tarren
Springwood Primary School
Pentwyn
29/11/2022
Cllr Jess Moultrie
Stacey Primary School
Adamsdown
11/05/2022
Catherine Newbitt-Jones
Bishop of Llandaff C.W High School
Llandaff
28/01/2023
Ananda Shankar
The Court School
Llanishen
01/12/2022
Naveed Chaudhry
Trelai Primary School
Caerau
22/06/2022
Michael Evans
Tremorfa Nursery School
Splott
09/10/2021
Charlotte Murphy
The Committee received and considered applications to future vacancies against criteria, matching skills to vacancies.
RESOLVED – That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to future Local Authority Governing Body vacancies as follows:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Application Received
Cardiff High School
Cyncoed
26/05/2023
Jill Davies
Fairwater Primary School
Fairwater
24/07/2023
Rob Larkin
Glyncoed Primary School
Pentwyn
24/07/2023
Ceri Veysey
Holy Family R.C Primary School
Fairwater
24/07/2023
Carol Cobert
Lansdowne Primary School
Canton
24/07/2023
Sacha Davies
Llandaff C.W Primary School
Llandaff
26/06/2023
David Oliver
Mount Stuart Primary School
Butetown
24/07/2023
Ruth Williams-Sharp
Oakfield Primary School
Trowbridge
26/06/2023
Joanne Gordon-Smith
Tredegarville C.W Primary School
Adamsdown
24/07/2023
Natalie Kendrick-Doyle
Ysgol Gynradd Gwaelod y Garth Primary School
Pentyrch
29/03/2023
Rhys James
Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Glantaf
Llandaff North
21/06/2023
Sara Vaughan
Ysgol Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd
Whitchurch & Tongwynlais
21/06/2023
Dylan Owen
Ysgol Y Wern
Llanishen
24/07/2023
Nicholas Brown
RESOLVED: That the Chairperson writes to the Cabinet Member on behalf of the Committee expressing their comments and observations captured during the way forward.
RESOLVED – That the following matters be dealt with as indicated:
(1)
Case 1
The Sub Committee was asked to consider a complaint received that a driver attempted to overcharge a passenger and refused to use the taxi meter.
The Sub Committee received representations from the complainant. The complainant detailed the events on the evening in question. Members were advised that the passenger provided the destination and the driver stated that the fare would be £10 because fuel prices were high. The passenger was uncomfortable and was aware that the taxi meter should be used for all journeys. He asked the driver to stop the vehicle at which point the driver started the meter. The complainant stated that he needed to be assertive and he was concerned that other passengers would be intimated if they were put in the same position.
The driver stated that he had explained to the passenger that the fare would be approximately £10. He denied refusing to use the taxi meter and apologised for any misunderstanding.
Members questioned both parties in order to clarify the events on that evening.
RESOLVED – That the Hackney Carriage/Private Hire drivers licence be suspended for 10 days for not using the taxi meter.
(2)
Case 2
Deferred for 1 month
(3)
Case 3
Members were advised that a driver had received 6 penalty points for driving without insurance. The Sub Committee was asked to consider whether any disciplinary action should be taken.
The driver’s legal representative addressed the Sub Committee. Members were advised that the driver recognised that this was a serious offence. The driver was driving a private vehicle at the time of the offence. He was unaware that his insurance policy had been cancelled by email. The insurance company had continued to take payment for the policy. When he was made aware of the position he rectified it immediately.
RESOLVED – That the driver receives a written warning for a driving offence.
(4)
Case 4
Members received representations from a driver who received 6 penalty points for careless driving.
The driver stated that he had arrived late to pick up a group of passengers. The passengers were impatient and were intoxicated. One person in the group also refused to wear a face mask. The group asked to be taken to the Depot in Butetown but the booking was for a drop off in Rhiwbina. The driver refused to take the fare and he suggested that they book another vehicle. The passengers then became angry so the driver offered to book the vehicle for them.
The driver described the group as excited and disrespectful. The group insisted he take them and were refusing to let him leave.
As he drove away one passenger was holding on to the passenger door. The driver stopped and the customer fell. The driver was subsequently summoned to appear in court. He plead not guilty and went to trial.
The driver stated that he had never had any complaint or problems with other passengers. He was unaware that he was required to declare the conviction at the time.
RESOLVED – That the Hackney Carriage/Private Hire drivers licence be suspended for 14 days for a driving offence and for not declaring the offence.
(5)
Case 5
The Sub Committee received representations from a driver who had received 9 penalty points for speeding offences. The driver explained the circumstances leading to each of the convictions. The driver accepted that he was at fault and that he needed to declare the offences at the time. The driver stated that there were no passengers in the vehicle at the time of the offences.
RESOLVED – That the driver receives a written warning for driving offences.
(6)
Case 6
The Sub Committee was asked to consider a complaint received from 2 Licensing Enforcement Officers. The officers reported that they had witnessed a private hire vehicle plying for hire in the city centre, in contravention of the conditions of its licence.
The driver stated that he had taken a friend to Penarth Road. He then went to Mill Lane to wait for a fare. He denied picking up any passengers there.
The Licensing Officers stated that they were working in Mill Lane. They witnessed a female approach the vehicle and overheard a conversation taking place. The Licensing Officers considered that the vehicle was plying for hire and it had not been pre-booked. The vehicle details were subsequently checked. The private hire operators confirmed that no bookings had been made for that vehicle that day. The driver was subsequently interviewed under caution.
Members of the Sub Committee questioned all parties. The Sub Committee established a number of inconsistencies between the drivers statement under caution and the answers they were being given at the meeting.
RESOLVED – that the Hackney Carriage/Private Hire drivers licence be suspended for 28 days for plying for hire without a licence.
(7)
Case 7
Members were advised that a driver had received a custodial sentence for an offence of battery. The conviction was not declared at the time but was subsequently declared upon renewal of the licence. Members were asked to consider whether any disciplinary action should be taken.
The Sub Committee received representations from the driver’s legal representative. Members were provided with background information leading up to the conviction.
Members were advised that an incident had occurred in 2019. The driver was separated from his wife and children and his estranged family live some distance away. The driver received reports that his son was not attending school and he was greatly concerned.
An argument had occurred which between the driver, his ex-wife and members of her extended family. The driver was arrested, charged and subsequently convicted.
The legal representative stated that the driver regretted his actions. He was shamed and he didn’t want anybody to know. A false allegation was also made that the driver intended to return his daughter to Yemen which resulted in 2 restriction orders being placed upon him.
Members were advised that the driver had no problems related to his role as a taxi driver. He specialises in working with vulnerable people and concentrated on working outside of the city centre. A period of four years had elapsed since his conviction.
The driver accepted that he should have notified the Council earlier. It was recognised that the priority for Members is public safety and it was suggested that he had provide his trustworthiness.
RESOLVED – That the Hackney Carriage/Private Hire Drivers licence be revoked.
RESOLVED: The Council AGREED to, in accordance with the recommendations of the Local Authority Governor Panel, approve the new appointments of Local Authority governors to the school governing bodies as set out in Appendix 1 and Appendix 2, each for a term of 4 years from the date of the appointment.
RESOLVED: that
1. the matters outlined in this report and considerations for the next 12 months for the School Organisation Programme be noted
2. it be agreed that officers bring forward a School Organisation Strategy within the next financial year that leads to priority projects against the next tranche of funding of the Sustainable Communities for Learning.
RESOLVED – That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to current Local Authority Governing Body vacancies as follows:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Applications Received
Eastern High School
Trowbridge
24/10/2022
Samuel Deutsch
Mount Stuart Primary School
Butetown
23/12/2022
Cllr Margaret Lewis
Radyr Comprehensive School
Radyr & Morganstown
18/10/2022
Tyrone Davies
Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg-y-Groes
Pentwyn
01/05/2021
Matthew Pugh
Ysgol Y Berllan Deg
Pentwyn
28/03/2022
Sioned Cardew- Richardson
The Committee received and considered applications to future vacancies against criteria, matching skills to vacancies.
RESOLVED – That the Council be recommended to approve the recommendations of the Panel to appoint the following persons to future Local Authority Governing Body vacancies as follows:
School Name
Ward
Start of Vacancy
Applications Received
Gabalfa Primary School
Llandaff North
27/03/2023
Cllr Dilwar Ali
Grangetown Nursery School
Grangetown
27/03/2023
Wendy Thomas
Marlborough Primary School
Penyland
29/03/2023
Jake Howarth-Brown
Meadowbank School
Llandaff Northg
29/03/2023
Elspeth Webb
Moorland Primary School
Splott
29/03/2023
Sarah Scullion
Pen-Y-Bryn Primary School
Llanrumney
27/03/2023
Claire Deguara
Radyr Comprehensive School
Radyr & Morganstown
29/03/2023
Mike James
St Bernadette’s RC Primary School
Pentwyn
29/03/2023
Patricia Arlotte
The Court School
Llanishen
29/03/2023
Cllr Jonathan Shimmin
Ton-Yr-Ywen Primary School
Heath
29/03/2023
Phillip Elliot
Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Glantaf
Llandaff North
29/03/2023
Karin Phillips
Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Plasmawr
Fairwater
29/03/2023
Huw Onllwyn Jones
Ysgol Gymraeg Nant Caerau
Caerau
29/03/2023
Owain Rhys
RESOLVED:
That the Chairperson writes to the Cabinet Member on behalf of the Committee expressing their comments and observations captured during the way forward.
RESOLVED: that
(i) Authorisation be given for the funds for the main contract required from the Council’s Education Asset Renewal programme, subject to Ministerial approval for the enhanced Flying Start Welsh Government contribution, to enable the Moorland Primary School project to commence.
(ii) subject to Ministerial approval for the enhanced Flying Start Welsh Government contribution, responsibility be delegated to the Director of Education (in consultation with the Director of Economic Development and S151 Officer) for all matters relating to the procurement of the project (up to and including award) and completion of ancillary documents (as applicable).
RESOLVED: that
1. the readoption of the current Cardiff Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education attached at Appendix 1be supported and agreed.
2. the new Cardiff Agreed Syllabus for Religion, Values and Ethics attached at Appendix 2 be supported and agreed
3. the revised Terms of Reference (Revised Constitution of SACRE/SAC for RVE, October 2022) attached at Appendix 3 be agreed
RESOLVED: That the Chairperson writes to the Cabinet Member on behalf of the Committee expressing their comments and observations captured during the way forward.
RESOLVED: To note the comments and observations made by the Task & Finish Group, and that the Chairperson writes to the Cabinet Member on behalf of the Committee.
RESOLVED:
The Council AGREED to approve the new appointments and re-appointments of Local Authority governors to the school governing bodies as set out on the Amendment Sheet, each for a term of 4 years from the date of the appointment.