Hi,
I'm wondering what others' thoughts/experiences are on being a parent governor? My DD is in reception and my DS will be starting the nursery in September and the parent governor role has come up. I'm a primary teacher so I know a bit about the role from the other side. I'm really interested in education so keen to do it but it's the time commitment concerns me. I work FT and my partner also works FT late shifts so he is of the opinion that I'd be taking on too much. And I'd be relying on family to babysit so I could attend the half termly meetings which are 6-8pm. I get where he is coming from but I would really like to get involved...
Need some others' opinions please.
Thank you x
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Becoming a parent governor... Thoughts?
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Topsy1980 · 10/04/2017 13:32
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