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Terms of reference: boards of trustees and local governing bodies
Terms of reference define the remits of local governing bodies and ensure that the trustees have properly delegated authority. Find examples of terms of reference for both boards of trustees and local governing bodies here.
Contents
- Boards of trustees don't need terms of reference
- Local governing bodies do need terms of reference
- Example terms of reference for a board of trustees
- Examples of terms of reference for local governing bodies
Also in this topic: Trustees, members and MAT boards
- Academy trust AGM: attendance and agenda
- Academy trustees: legal obligations
- CEO report to the MAT board: template and guidance
- Disqualification of trustees in academies
- Examples of role descriptions for academy trustees
- MAT trustees: self-evaluation and training resources
- Members of the academy trust: appointment, removal and resignation
- Members of the academy trust: roles and responsibilities
- Removing an academy trustee from office
- Role of a company secretary
- Role of the clerk (academies)
- Terms of reference: committees in multi-academy trusts (MATs)
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