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Dependent upon the size of the School, the Board may wish to establish a number of committees to maximise efficiency and effectiveness. |
24. Establishing committees on the board The most common committees are:
The roles, responsibilities and reporting requirements for each Committee should be outlined in individual Committee Charters, the structure of which can be based on the Sample Board Charter. Although it is acknowledged that people who are acting in a voluntary capacity will want to minimise rather than expand the number of committees, larger Schools may wish to appoint an Executive Committee and further split the functions of the abovementioned Committees. Where an Executive Committee is appointed, it will usually comprise the Chair, a Deputy Chair (if there is one), the Principal and the Finance Committee Chair. It is usually charged with the responsibility for the day to day overseeing of the Boardís strategy and policies.
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Governance Guidelines Applying principles of good governance to schools Primary legislation governing schools Funding and operating agreement Structure of the school and delegation of powers The key roles of the school board and its members Legal obligations and potential liability of board members Constitution of the board and selection of board members Orientation and ongoing education for board members Legal obligations of the chair The key roles of the principal Compliance and risk management Establishing committees on the board Appendix 1 – selection process Appendix 2 – board skills matrix Appendix 3 – performance management
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