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26/02/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Kelly Clark

Lovely to speak to Year 10 students at client this afternoon about their fundraising plans for a Greek orphanage

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26/02/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
BMAT

Two Essex schools joined together to welcome a group of Danish visitors to the county. , in Stansted, and , in Epping, organised for students from Aarhus City to visit on a residential exchange. https://t.co/D2SJQYMtMB https://t.co/lxew5SFDKw

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25/02/20

The local airport provided some career inspiration for young students. More than 100 Year 8 students from Forest Hall School spent half a day at https://t.co/3eXDht5iFf https://t.co/r73YuSf312

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25/02/20

Super students are making the most of their spare time – by doing extra study at school. Students are giving up part of their weekend to attend Super Saturday sessions. The extra lessons enable the youngest students to get additional support where needed. https://t.co/HcJjE2eZ2z https://t.co/hxwUg6WKIX

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10/02/20

Keeping safe, happy and healthy in life was the focus of a school’s collapsed timetable day. Forest Hall School regularly throws out the traditional school structure to enable students to indulge in vital life topics. https://t.co/3fwAFzz2NI https://t.co/r0G6iask2e

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06/02/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Time to Change

It's Day! Talking about mental health doesn’t need to be awkward. Call, tweet and check in with a friend.

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05/02/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Impressionable Minds

Thank you for this feedback from a student at Forest Hall School following our Gangs and Drugs PSHE Workshops https://t.co/qizOqAIid9

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04/02/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Our Stansted

Mentoring students from were given the chance to go behind-the-scenes at today as they joined us on-site to see what their mentors do on a daily basis! https://t.co/8l3oDu01RP

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04/02/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
BMAT

Out Now! The new issue of Latitude - The magazine for BMAT Schools, Parents and Communities. Read it online here - https://t.co/VvzQNalzNy https://t.co/ZWJCUwzLjj

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04/02/20

Thanks for coming in to talk to our students! https://t.co/q9NC8OilZC

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31/01/20

A fishmonger gave young students a flavour of life in the industry. GCSE food preparation and nutrition students from Forest Hall School received a masterclass in fish mongering. https://t.co/DTKwmwtmlZ https://t.co/RxNa6RxEsv

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23/01/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Kelly Clark

A busy day at client collecting their latest crop of good stories Now on to to see what news they have for me to share

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22/01/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Mr. L. Davis

Amazing talks from today at for our Year 10 Keeping Children Safe day. Thanks so much to Adrian and Russell for delivering these workshops. Our students were so captivated and took so much away from your sessions. https://t.co/UBSCSRbj0m

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22/01/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Impressionable Minds

Thank you so much Mr Davis. It’s always a pleasure to work with you and your students. They all listened and participated so well. Such a credit to the school 👍🏼👏🏼 https://t.co/toETFdUKrL

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22/01/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Impressionable Minds

Here’s the team following delivery of our award winning Crime Day at on Monday. Today on we are off to to deliver Gangs and Drugs talks to Year 10 pupils 🏫😃👏🏼 https://t.co/PivNbJtlXO

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22/01/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
TheSafeguardingAlliance

It's been delivering and today. Thank you to all the and the amazing for hosting us.

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20/01/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
GROW@FHS

A huge thanks to the team from who dropped off a load of wood chippings over the weekend. Perfect for our pathway extensions. Our first bounty from the network! 2020 is going to be a great year for gardening https://t.co/fefPtY0WQg

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16/12/19

Future voters got involved in the by going to the polls in school. For the four weeks leading up the election, students learnt about the policies proposed by various parties to help them to make a choice about who to vote for. https://t.co/gSs5Tdzb19 https://t.co/m62VW6QYP3

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13/12/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
GROW@FHS

Needed: Transport for a Greenhouse Frame. We have been donated a greenhouse frame and are looking for someone who can transport it for us - only 1/4 or a mile from Crest Farm in to but too big to carry! Do you have a van or trailer and 30 minutes of time?

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12/12/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Mr. L. Davis

The vote results are as follows: Brexit Party – 27 UKIP – 33 Liberal Democrats – 61 Green Party – 82 Conservative Party – 91 Labour Party - 117 There was no overall winner (no majority), so our election suggests there will be a hung parliament!

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Local Governing Board

Hello, my name is John Blaney and as Chair of the Local Governing Board (LGB) I would like to welcome you to the LGB section of the website. You will be able to find important information about the role that the LGB play in the operation of the school. Forest Hall School is one of several schools who are part of a Multi Academy Trust called BMAT. BMAT was created to establish a network of schools in the Essex that provide excellent academic tuition and outstanding vocational experiences for young people.

BMAT holds ultimate responsibility for all statutory obligations, accountability and decisions regarding the running of each individual academy/School in the Trust.  However, BMAT delegates some of the operational decisions to Local Governing Board (LGB) to enable a more localised and focused control, though it retains legal responsibility for standards across all academies in the multi academy trust. It gives due regard to any recommendations and guidance received from the LGBs and recognises their valuable contribution.  

Although the LGBs are constituted in an advisory capacity to the BMAT Board of Directors, they play a vital and fundamental role of raising attainment and achievement in each academy/school through:

  • Achievement of Pupils
  • Behaviour & Safety
  • Leadership & Management
  • Quality of Teaching

To see what other areas FHS LGB has responsibility for in terms of review and oversight click here. 

The FHS LGB is made up of two staff members, volunteer parents/carers and members of the local community. Staff members and volunteer parents/carers are appointed by election by staff or parents/carers. Members of the local community are appointed by the board.

If you would like to contact a member of the FHS LGB please click here and choose LGB on the drop down menu.
 

Current LGB Members

Name Role Start Date Focus Declaration of Interests
John Blaney Chair September 2019 Safeguarding & Welfare
PE		 Click here
Marios Solomonides Vice Chair September 2018 Safeguarding & Welfare
Maths		 Click here
Hannah Jones Ex Officio   Head of School Click here
Erin O'Dell Ex Officio   Acting Associate Head of School  
Becky Down Staff Governor April 2019 Safeguarding & Welfare
Performing Arts		 Click here
Kayleigh Trainor Staff Governor September 2018 Safeguarding & Welfare
ADT
Attendance Lead		 Click here
Liana Corbett Parent Governor February 2018 Safeguarding & Welfare
Science		 Click here
David Arora Parent Governor February 2018 Safeguarding & Welfare
Humanities
Careers Lead		 Click here
Louise Douglas Community Governor March 2018 Safeguarding & Welfare Lead
English
DSU/Nurture		 Click here
Geoffrey Sell Community Governor January 2016 Safeguarding & Welfare
Website		  


Previous LGB Members

Name Role Focus Resignation Date
Sarah Wedgebrow Staff Governor   February 2018
Jonathan Perry Staff Governor   September 2018
Amy Dias Appointed By The Board   June 2018
Elliot Tooley Community Governor SEN & LAC
Safeguarding.
Health & Safety.		 June 2018
Jo Andrews Staff Governor Careers & Staff Wellbeing.
Safeguarding & Welfare.
Middle Leaders.		 March 2019
Lisa Tooley Chair of LGB Teaching, Learning & Assessment. 
Outcomes for groups of learners including SEND, PP, MABLE & LAC/CIC
PP Funding
Catchup Grant - Year 7
Attendance
Safeguarding & Welfare		 July 2019

LGB Meeting Minutes

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