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Information for prospective governors
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on 19 January 2017
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Are there examples of information given to prospective governors? In this article, we link to examples of guidance for potential new governors from two local authorities and three schools. We also link to other material from The Key on the recruitment of governors.
Contents
- 1 Local authority guides for prospective governors
- 2 School guide for prospective governors
Article features
- 6 external links
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