Cluster Governance – Model Summary of Constitutional Arrangements Sample Clauses

Cluster Governance – Model Summary of Constitutional Arrangements. The Cluster Governance Committee (“CGC”) shall meet at least twice per year, or more frequently by agreement of the voting members. • The committee shall elect, by majority vote, a Chair and Vice-Chair from amongst the voting governor members, through self-nomination for the position unless otherwise agreed by the voting committee members. • Committee meetings shall be formally clerked, preferably by an independent clerk, i.e. not a clerk from any of the cluster schools, if possible. • Sub-committees or working groups can be established where appropriate to facilitate the work of the committee – these may be working groups of governors, of professional staff or a combination of both. • Every governing body in the cluster is entitled to have voting membership of the committee and each cluster school shall have one vote. • Voting members of the committee shall be named full members of the cluster governing bodies. • Each governing body shall name a substitute to attend meetings when the voting member is unable to attend. • The Headteacher of every other school in the cluster shall be a member of the committee unless s/he chooses not to be. The Centre manager of any constituent Children’s Centre will be a member of the committee. • Each Headteacher shall name a substitute to attend meetings in his or her absence. • The quorum for meetings shall be 50% of the voting governor members. • Decisions shall be made by majority vote. • Representative governors from Academies, Trust Schools or Interim Executive Boards shall be bound by general governance arrangements for Maintained, VC, VA or Foundation Schools. • Minutes of meetings will be distributed to individual governing bodies by individual voting members )
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