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ICT: role of the link governor
What is the role of an ICT link governor? We relay advice from One Education and two of our associate education experts on the link governor's monitoring role. We also link to job descriptions from schools, which outline the role of an ICT link governor.
Contents
- Strategic nature of the link governor role
- Promote use of ICT in school and amongst parents
- Establish the impact of ICT on pupils
- Monitor e-safety and cyber-security
- Monitor the development of ICT equipment
- Monitor the school's ICT strategy through school visits
- The role of ICT link governor: examples from schools
- Allocating link governor roles Updated
- Assessment: role of the link governor
- Careers link governor: role
- Curriculum: role of the link governor
- EYFS: role of the link governor
- Finance: role of the link governor
- Governor induction and training: role of the link governor
- Governors with responsibility for behaviour
- Governors with responsibility for data analysis
- Health and safety: role of the link governor and questions to ask
- Inclusion: role of the link governor
- QuickRead: Link governors
- Literacy: role of the link governor
- Monitoring pupil premium: role of the link governor
- Numeracy/maths: role of the link governor
- PSHE and citizenship: what questions could a link governor ask?
- Pupil premium: questions to ask
- Questions to ask subject leaders
- RE link governor: role and questions to ask
- Safeguarding: role of the link governor
- SEND: questions to ask
- SEN: role of the link governor
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