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Addressing problems with your chair
Having a good relationship with your chair is an important part of being an effective governor. If your chair’s behaviour is problematic and you’re struggling to build a good rapport, use some of these tips and tricks to help get things back on track.
- Facebook 'cheat sheet' for governors
- Governor meetings: attendance and absence
- How to approach a difficult conversation with another governor
- How to deal with difficult behaviour from governors
- How to manage confidentiality on your governing board
- Parent governor membership of closed school social media accounts
- The Nolan principles
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