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Wellbeing and workload guidance for governing boards
Chairs’ / lead governors’ governors have considered headteacher (HT) well-being and how governing boards (GBs) can support their leadership team on an ongoing basis.
- Recognition and acknowledgement of increased HT/SLT workload. Is there anything you can do as a board to show recognition of the immense work that that
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Last updated: 21 Oct 2024
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