Local governing body
A committee of the trust board in a multi-academy trust that oversees an individual academy, with powers set by the scheme of delegation.
- Also called
- LGB
- Used in
- England
- Topic
- Governance
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Related terms
- Multi-academy trust (MAT) England
- A single charitable company that runs two or more academies under one board of trustees, with a CEO and a shared scheme of delegation.
- Scheme of delegation (SoD) England
- A document setting out which decisions in an academy trust are made by the trust board, the CEO, local governing bodies or headteachers.
- Governor England Wales Northern Ireland
- A volunteer member of a school's governing body who helps set strategy, holds leaders to account and oversees finances.
More terms: Governance
Clerk to governors · Funding agreement · Governing body · Member (academy) · Parent governor · Single-academy trust
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