All the Governors would like to wish a fond farewell to the Y6 pupils who left our school this term. We wish them well for the future and hope that they all have a happy and safe Summer break!
 This term's Governor Award has been presented for
outstanding achievement in English. Congratulations to Omah from class 6E for being the well deserved winner!  Today the governors were very pleased and proud to present the most recent 'Governor Award' to Humera from class 4RO for her achievements in maths this term.
Mark, Lorraine and Amanda were there to present the award. Hello and welcome to the Brinsworth Manor Junior School Governor pages. We think this might be a first of such pages from school governors in the area!
These pages were put together to help parents and children of the school to know who we are, what we do and why we may be seen in school and occasionally in classrooms. The site will also provide an opportunity for parents, staff and children to talk to us at any time. We will be publishing news and meeting dates for your information. We may also link and publish news articles on school governance that you might be interested in. The team of governors are always interested in talking to people who might wish to become a school governor themselves. So if you would like to know more, or perhaps you are considering becoming a governor, why not discuss it with one of us? I hope that you find these pages useful and I thank you for you for your support of the school. Regards, Christopher Watson 
Our new Governors' Award takes the form of three awards for outstanding progress in areas of the curriculum such as Maths and English. It will be awarded at the end of every term and the winning children's name will be engraved on one of these magnificent shields you see in the picture - and will stay on the shield forever! The winners will also get to take a smaller version of the shield home, to keep.
The first set of awards will be announced at the end of the year by Mr Moody, our Chair of Governors (2nd right). Winners' parents will be invited into school to see the award ceremony. |