Their future - in your hands.

Are you passionate about your community and education? Then join Aldridge Education as a school governor and help shape the future of young people across our family of schools in the North West, London and Brighton.

What does a governor do?

Governors are part of a Local Governing Committee (LGC), working collectively to provide strategic oversight and support to school leadership. You’ll play an important role in helping ensure every child receives the best possible education  - working alongside staff, students and parents to make that happen.

As a governor, you’ll be part of a team that:

• Champions excellence: reviewing progress against our School Risk Register and Action Plan, supporting school improvement and removing barriers to success.

• Boosts community engagement: helping our schools connect with local partners, build meaningful relationships and raise their profile.

• Gets involved in school life: visiting termly, seeing the culture in action and experiencing the impact of your contribution.

• Shapes the future: attending six LGC meetings a year, reviewing key documents, asking questions and using data to drive improvement.

Why become a governor?

Joining us as a school governor is your chance to make a genuine difference.

• Make an impact: directly influence outcomes for children and young people.

• Collaborate with passionate people: work alongside dedicated staff, governors and leaders.

• Grow and learn: develop new skills, expand your network and gain valuable governance experience.

What we’re looking for

You don’t need to have experience in education — we welcome governors from all walks of life. We value individuals with a diverse range of skills, expertise and perspectives who can bring energy, curiosity and commitment to the role.

Being a governor is a voluntary position, but it’s one with real purpose, pride and influence.

Ready to make a difference?

If you’d like to find out more or arrange an informal chat, please contact: Gov.enquiries@aldridgeeducation.org

You can also visit any of our school websites to learn more about their communities and the difference you could help make.