Governance checklist

2 found, 3 not found, 4 not applicable

Schools must make some governance information public. This checklist shows what we can see in the data we hold. "Not found" means not found in the data we hold. It does not mean the school has not published it.

Information	Result	What we hold
Governing body: members, how each was appointed and their termsMust be published by maintained schools.	Found	7 current governor and trustee records. 7 name who appointed them and 7 give an appointment date. Shown on the overview. Source: Get Information about Schools, governance records as at 25 October 2026.
A chair of governors (or of the board)Named in the governance records the school keeps on Get Information about Schools.	Found	A chair is listed in the governing body records (see the overview). Source: Get Information about Schools.
Instrument of government (how the governing body is constituted)Must be published by maintained schools.	Not found	The instrument of government is not found in the data we hold. The school website is the place to look.
Articles of association and funding agreementApplies to academies and free schools only.	Not applicable	Maintained schools are constituted by an instrument of government.
Governors' business and pecuniary interests, and relationships with staffMust be published by maintained schools.	Not found	A register of interests is not found in the data we hold. The school website is the place to look. Directorships and trusteeships that governors hold elsewhere, where we could match them, are linked from the overview. That is not the school's own register.
Governors' attendance at governing body and committee meetingsMust be published by maintained schools, for the last academic year.	Not found	Attendance records are not found in the data we hold. The school website is the place to look.
Trust board: trustees and membersApplies to academy trusts only.	Not applicable	This school is not run by an academy trust.
Trust registered as a companyApplies to academy trusts only.	Not applicable	This school is not run by an academy trust.
Trust annual report and accountsApplies to academy trusts only.	Not applicable	This school is not run by an academy trust. Maintained schools' finances are shown on the Finance tab where published.

Requirements: DfE, What maintained schools must publish online . Governors: DfE, Get Information about Schools (Open Government Licence v3.0). Trust filings: Companies House. Check the guidance for the exact current duties.

Policies this school must hold

30 policies

As a local-authority-maintained school, the school is required to hold these policies and documents. The list is the Department for Education's, for this type of school.

Policy	Reviewed	Approved by
Admission arrangements	Annually	Governing body, local authority, academy trust
Charging and remissions	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Data protection	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Protection of biometric information of children in schools and colleges	Recommended annually	Governing body
Register of pupils’ admission to school and attendance	Live document	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
School information published on a website	Live document	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
School complaints	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Capability of staff	Recommended annually	Governing body or an individual governor
Early career teachers (ECTs)	Recommended annually	Governing body
Staff discipline, conduct and grievance (procedures for addressing)	Recommended annually	For local-authority-maintained schools: governing body. For academies: governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Single central record of recruitment and vetting checks	Live document	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Statement of procedures for dealing with allegations of abuse against staff	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Teachers’ pay	Annually	Governing body or local authorities
Accessibility plan	Every 3 years	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Child protection policy and procedures	Annually	Governing body or proprietor
Children with health needs who cannot attend school	Recommended annually	Governing body
Early years foundation stage (EYFS)	Varies	Governing body can delegate
Special educational needs and disability	Annually	Governing body or proprietor
Supporting pupils with medical conditions	Recommended annually	Governing body can delegate
Relationships education (primary) and relationships and sex education (secondary)	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Behaviour in schools	Recommended annually	Headteacher can delegate
Behaviour principles written statement	Recommended annually	Governing body
School exclusion	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Health and safety	Annually	Employer
First aid in schools	Recommended annually	Employer
Premises management documents	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Equality information and objectives (public sector equality duty) statement for publication	Every 4 years	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Governors’ allowances (schemes for paying)	Recommended annually	Governing body, individual governor or headteacher
Instrument of government	Recommended annually	Governing body
Register of business interests of headteachers and governors	Live document	Governing body can delegate approval subject to the local authority scheme

DfE, Statutory policies for schools and academy trusts (GOV.UK page updated 15 March 2022; check GOV.UK for the current version). Open Government Licence v3.0.

What the school website should show

Schools must publish some information online and should publish more. "Must" is a legal or funding-agreement requirement; "should" is the Department for Education's expectation.

Information	Level	Notes
Admission arrangements	Must	Admission arrangements by 15 March each year, in-year admissions by 31 August, appeals timetable by 28 February. Community and voluntary-controlled schools link to the council's pages instead. The admissions codes do not apply to special academies.
Behaviour policy	Must	Academies should include their anti-bullying strategy.
Charging and remissions policies	Must	Academies must follow the charging law through their funding agreement.
Complaints procedure	Must	Academies must have a procedure available to parents; DfE recommends they publish it. SEN complaints arrangements go in the SEN information report.
Contact details	Must	Postal address, telephone number and the staff member who handles queries. Academies should also give the headteacher, the chair of governors and the trust's contact details.
Curriculum for each subject, including RE	Must	Includes the right to withdraw a child from RE and how to find out more.
Phonics and reading schemes	Must	Schools with key stage 1 pupils.
Accessibility plan	Must	Sets out how the school will widen disabled pupils' access to the curriculum, buildings and information.
Music development plan	Should	Schools are expected to publish it alongside their music curriculum.
Ethos and values statement	Should
Staff paid over £100,000 a year	Must	In bands of £10,000. Maintained schools also link to the financial benchmarking page; academy trusts publish audited accounts by 31 January.
Governance information	Must	Maintained schools: the governing body and committees. Academy trusts: articles, members, trustees, business interests and the funding agreement.
Latest Ofsted report	Must	A copy or a link to the report on the Ofsted website.
Gender pay gap	Must	Only for employers with 250 or more employees.
PE and sport premium	Must	By 31 July each year, if the school receives the funding. Includes the share of Year 6 who can swim 25 metres.
Public sector equality duty and equality objectives	Must	Duty statement updated every year; objectives at least every 4 years.
Pupil premium strategy statement	Must	By 31 December each year, if the school receives the funding.
Remote education provision	Should
School opening hours	Should	Start and end of the compulsory day and the total time in a typical week.
School uniform policy	Should	Where pupils must wear uniform. Should say what is required, what is optional and where second-hand items can be bought.
SEN information report	Must	Updated every year.
Link to the compare school and college performance service	Must
Key stage 2 results	Must	Expected and higher standard in reading, writing and maths, plus average scaled scores.

DfE, What maintained schools must publish online (GOV.UK page updated 24 October 2024). Open Government Licence v3.0.

Where to look

The school website is the authority for governance papers.

School website

Ofsted

GoodInspected 04/05/2023

Judgement	Grade
Safeguarding	Effective
Quality of education	Good
Behaviour and attitudes	Outstanding
Personal development	Outstanding
Leadership and management	Outstanding
Early years provision	Outstanding

Inspection history

Date	Outcome
04/05/2023	Good
23/06/2016	Good

Ofsted management information, as at 30 September 2026, via WhatSchool: Ofsted may have published a newer report since. Since September 2024 Ofsted no longer gives a single overall grade at new inspections, so a one-word grade, where shown, belongs to the inspection date beside it. Ungraded inspections give no grade and are dated by month only. Inspections from September 2024 to November 2025 grade key judgements; report cards (from November 2025) grade evaluation areas.

Ofsted reports for this school

Guides for parents

All guides

School uniform: costs, rules and helpThe new limit on branded items from September 2026, what schools must do, and where to get help.