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Governors' allowances and expenses policy
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Last updated
on 24 August 2017
Statutory/mandatory for:
Maintained schools
What does this mean?
The Key has created a model governors' allowances policy for you to adapt and use to stay compliant. We also provide a policy checklist to use when creating or reviewing your own policy and look at examples of policies from primary, secondary and special schools.
Contents
- 1 Model policy from The Key
- 2 Policy checklist from The Key
- 3 Policies from primary schools
- 4 Policies from secondary schools
- 5 Regulations on governors’ allowances
- 6 Should we pay expenses?
- 7 Deciding not to pay expenses
Article features
- 2 downloads
- 11 external links
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