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THE PAINSLEY CATHOLIC ACADEMY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEE STRUCTURES 17/18 (Next review date: Board of s AGM - December 2018) Board of s Name Mr Richard Bennett Mr Roger Gibson Mr Peter Wilks (Vice-Chair) Mr Paul Carroll Mr John Pennington (Chair) Mrs Bridgett Williams Mr Stephen Bell (Accounting Officer & Chief Executive) Name and nature of business/ pecuniary interest Other educational institutions governed Relationship with MAC staff (to include spouses, partners, relatives) None None Daughter - Miss Hannah Bennett, starting at Painsley 1/9/17 None None Wife - Mrs Hermione Gibson, Assistant Principal, Homepoint, Cheadle, Staffordshire None Painsley Mrs Debra Wilks, Office Mgr, St. Joseph s Role None None None None None None None None None None None Chief Executive/ Accounting Officer/ Principal Date of Appointment Date Stepped Down Term of office (Years) Date of renewed membership to the Board No. meetings attended (Max 4 meetings per year) Updated throughout the year Appointed by whom to the Board (in accordance with the Trust s articles) 29/8/12 4 1/9/16 2/4 Diocesan 7/11/12 4 3/4 Diocesan 29/8/12 4 1/9/16 4/4 Diocesan 29/8/12 4 1/9/16 4/4 Diocesan 29/8/12 4 1/9/16 4/4 Diocesan 4/12/2017 4 3/4 Diocesan 17/7/12 4 1/9/16 4/4 Diocesan

Mrs Sandra Mills Mrs Claire Tomlinson Mr Brian Hutchinson Mr Jason Holt None None None Staff 29/8/12 4 1/9/16 4/4 Staff None None None Staff 7/12/15 4 4/4 Staff None None None Parent 8/12/14 4 3/4 Parent None None None Parent 31/10/16 4 4/4 Parent Mrs Joanne Bradbury Mr Jonathan Dudley Mr Kenneth Wright None None Son - Mr Callum Bradbury, Teacher of Business, G & T Lead and Business Support Co-ordinator None None Wife - Mrs Liesl Dudley, Office Mgr, St. Filumena s, Mr David Richardson, Pupil Premium Coordinator, St. Filumena s, Mrs Fiona Richardson, Assistant Principal, St. Company Secretary Giles None None None Parent 29/8/12 4 1/9/16 4/4 Board of s 1/9/12 15/3/17 4 1/9/16 Resigned Diocesan 29/8/12 (stepped down 31/8/16) 31/8/16 4 Not renewed Not applicable Parent Mrs Dorothy Lowe Fr. Michael Dolman None None None None None None 29/8/12 14/9/17 4 1/9/16 Resigned Diocesan 8/12/14 31/8/17 4 Resigned Diocesan

Committee membership 2017/18: Committee Attendance Committee Attendance Mission & Strategy Mr Stephen Bell 3/3 Admissions Mr Paul Carroll (Chair) 1/1 Mr Roger Gibson 3/3 Mrs Claire Tomlinson 1/1 Mr John Pennington 3/3 Mr Roger Gibson 1/1 Mr Peter Wilks 3/3 Mr John Pennington 1/1 Mrs Joanne Bradbury 3/3 Mr Stephen Bell 1/1 Mrs Clare Tomlinson joined committee at 2 nd meeting 2/2 Resources Mr Richard Bennett (Vice Chair) 2/2 Audit Mr John Pennington 1/1 Mr Stephen Bell 2/2 Mr Paul Carroll (Chair) 1/1 Mr John Pennington 1/2 Mr Peter Wilks 1/1 Mrs Joanne Bradbury 2/2 Mr Stephen Bell 1/1 Mr Jason Holt 2/2 Mrs Joanne Bradbury 1/1 Mrs Bridgett Williams appointed 4/12/17 1/2 Standards & Provision Mr Stephen Bell 3/3 Link s Role (All s & Mr John Pennington 2/3 Mr Roger Gibson Safeguarding & Prevent Principals) Mrs Sandra Mills 3/3 Mr Peter Wilks Health & Safety Mr Brian Hutchinson 2/3 Mr Jason Holt Equality Mr Roger Gibson (Chair) 3/3 Mrs Sandra Mills SEND Mr Jason Holt 3/3 Mr Richard Bennett Training & Development Mr Paul Carroll 3/3 Mr Brian Hutchinson Pupil Premium Mr Peter Wilks 3/3 Mr Peter Wilks St Giles Mr Richard Bennett 2/3 Mr Paul Carroll Faber Mrs Bridgett Williams 3/3 Mrs Bridgett Williams St Joseph s Mrs Anne Green (Faber) 3/3 Mr Stephen Bell St Mary s Mr Tony Wretham (St Thomas ) 3/3 Mr Jason Holt St Filumena s Mrs Gill Wretham (St Mary s/st Giles ) 3/3 Mr Roger Gibson St Thomas Mrs Sareta Bailey (St Giles ) 3/3 Mrs Louise Sassi (St Joseph s) 2/3 Mrs Claire Tomlinson (St Filumena s) 3/3

PAINSLEY ACADEMY COMMITTEE STRUCTURE 17/18 PAINSLEY ACADEMY COMMITTEE STRUCTURE 16/17 Name Mr Stephen Bell (Accounting Officer & Chief Executive) Mr John Pennington Name and nature of business/ pecuniary interest Other educational institutions governed Relationship with MAC staff (to include spouses, partners, relatives) Role None None None Principal Date appointed Date stepped down Term of office (Years) Date renewed membership to the Academy committee Number of meetings attended. Updated 5/2/18 Appointed by whom (in accordance with the Trust s articles) 1/9/12 4 1/9/16 3/3 Diocesan None None 1/9/12 4 1/9/16 3/3 Diocesan Mr Paul Carroll None None None 1/9/12 4 1/9/16 3/3 Diocesan Mr Shail None None None Elected parent 25/5/16 4 3/3 Elected Parent Chauhan Mrs Hermione Gibson Elected staff 7/3/13 4 N/A Elected staff Mr Richard McCusker Mr Tim O Sullivan Mr Peter Wilks (Chair) Mrs Joanne Sacker None None Husband Mr Roger Gibson on Painsley Board of s None None Wife - Mrs Judith McCusker, History teacher None None None, None Wife Mrs Debra Homepoint, Wilks, Office Mgr, Cheadle, St. Joseph s Staffordshire Elected staff 25/5/16 4 1/3 Elected Staff 1/9/12 4 1/9/16 2/3 Diocese 1/9/12 4 1/9/16 3/3 Diocesan None None Elected parent 25/1/18 4 N/A 2/2 Elected parent Mr Jonathan Dudley None Non Wife - Mrs Liesl Dudley, Office Mgr, 1/9/12 15/3/17 4 1/9/16 Resigned Diocesan

St. Filumena s, Mr David Richardson, Pupil Premium Coordinator, St. Filumena s and Mrs Fiona Richardson, Assistant Principal, St. Giles Mrs Veronica Johnston-Jones None None None Jim Bird None None None 1/9/12 4 Not renewed Not applicable 1/9/12 4 Not renewed Not applicable Diocese Diocesan Remit of the above Strategic committees: BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Company s object is specifically restricted to the following: to advance for the public benefit education in the United Kingdom, in particular but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing by establishing, maintaining, carrying on, managing and developing Catholic schools designated as such offering a broad and balanced curriculum and conducted as Catholic Schools in accordance with the Code of Canon Law of the Latin Church from time to time and the doctrinal, social and moral teachings of the Catholic Church from time to time and following the directives and policies issued by the Diocesan to ensure that the formation, governance and education of the Academies is based on the principles of Catholic doctrine, and at all times serving as a witness to the Catholic faith in Our Lord Jesus Christ. The Board of s are responsible for: Ensuring clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction; Holding the Principals to account for the educational performance of the school and its pupils; and Overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure its money is well spent MISSION AND STRATEGY COMMITTEE

secure the Catholic education of the Academy s students, ensuring that the Academy fulfils its role in making Christ known, assisting the Church in its mission, assisting parents in the education and religious formation of their children, being of service to the local Church and to society receive feedback from the Accounting Officer of his/her work across the Academy and review developments plan for succession planning across the Academy and monitor staff development processes including performance management monitor the impact of coaching and mentoring between staff of the Academy monitor the impact of programmes for the role of the middle leader review transition arrangements receive feedback from the regular joint meetings with the Principals review the effectiveness of cross-school networking at all levels of staffing and the exchange of best-practice to the benefit of all children monitor, evaluate and review the Academy Development Plan and individual academy development plans review the effectiveness of strategic governance monitor the impact of staff deployment decisions across the Academy, e.g., ICT technicians etc. monitor Academy-wide policies and ensure that these are regularly reviewed and updated, and that the s are fully involved in the process. monitor, evaluate and review the effects of the policies, priorities and targets on standards and quality, and recommend any follow-up action as may be necessary. participate in Academy self-evaluation processes including reviewing SEFs (or equivalent) ensure safeguarding procedures are in place across the federation STANDARDS AND PROVISIONS COMMITTEE Review the impact of the curriculum across the Academy in terms of upholding the Catholic ethos of the schools, suitability for teaching and learning and meeting the requirements of the National Curriculum, assessment and reporting requirements. Review the quality of teaching and learning across the Academy and consider strategies for development Monitor, evaluate and review data tracking procedures across the Academy and recommend strategies for development Monitor, evaluate and review the impact of inclusion strategies across the Academy including reports on exclusions, rewards policies etc. Monitor the Academy s role within the local community. RESOURCES COMMITTEE To ensure value for money is obtained across the Academy in all areas.

To prepare such financial reports and proposals as may be required by the s and the EFA To consider a draft budget for the year based on priorities in the Academy and individual academy development plans To monitor the budgets and reports on behalf of the full s To determine the financial delegation to be made to the Principals To approve virement within agreed limits To respond to auditor s comments To ensure we comply with financial regulations as set out by Company Law To report on actions necessary to maintain the premises (land and buildings) in a satisfactory state of appearance and repair To ensure the accounting system for any non-official funds are sufficiently strong so that mis-use or error are detected (as determined by the financial policies) Regular consideration of Health and Safety issues associated with the buildings/sites ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE To make recommendations to the Full s on Admissions. To consider matters relating to the management of students, including issues of discipline/behaviour. To prepare promotional material relating to the schools and liaise with press and promotional sources. To prepare programmes of liaison and integration within the Academy, parishes and political institutions. To secure linkages with employers and sponsors. To investigate and monitor appropriate aspects of the catchment community. To consider, when appropriate, an admissions policy for students to the school and make recommendations to the full body. The Audit Committee is an advisory body with no executive powers. However, it is authorised by the board to investigate any activity within its terms of reference, and to seek any information it requires from staff, who are requested to co-operate with the Committee in the conduct of its inquiries. Requests for work, and reports received, from internal audit will be channelled through the Accounting Officer, to whom the Internal Auditors and Responsible Officer reports. The Audit Committee is authorised to obtain independent professional advice if it considers this necessary.

AUDIT COMMITTEE and Responsibilities: Review the multi-academy s internal and external financial statements and reports to ensure that they reflect best practice. Discuss with the external auditor the nature and scope of each forthcoming audit and to ensure that the external auditor has the fullest co-operation of staff. Consider all relevant reports by the Responsible Officer, internal auditors and external auditors including reports on the multi-academy accounts, achievement of value for money and the response to any management letters. Review the effectiveness of the multi-academy internal control system established to ensure that the aims, objectives and key performance targets of the organisation are achieved in the most economic, effective and environmentally preferable manner. Ensure that the multi-academy internal audit service meets, or exceeds, the standards specified in the Government Internal Audit manual, complies in all other respects with these guidelines and meets agreed levels of service. Consider and advise the board on the academy s annual and long-term audit programme. Consider internal audit reports, including value-for-money reports and the arrangements for their implementation. Review the operation of the academy s code of practice for board members and code of conduct for staff. Consider any other matters where requested to do so by the board. Report at least once a year to the board on the discharge of the above duties. ACADEMY COMMITTEE To receive feedback on individual academy concerns from the substantive Principals including Catholic ethos, curriculum, student performance, numbers, development plan updates etc. To appoint staff for individual schools To receive parental voice and student voice reports