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Regional Hub Board
The regional hub board sits twice a term to act as the governance of several schools within the DSAMAT. See below for more information. Please click here for Trustees’ information and duties & Annual reports & accounts: http://stalbansdmat.co.uk/governance/board-of-trustees/ You can contact the Trust by using one of the following email addresses: admin@stalbansdmat.co.uk or our Data Protection Officer on DPO@stalbansdmat.co.uk Please click here for: The Diocese of St Albans Multi-Academy Trust Governance Framework. This includes: Mission, Vision and Values, Governance Overview, Scheme of Delegation & Scheme of Financial Delegation |
Totternhoe is moving to a 'Governing Board'
Could you be a Governor at Totternhoe? Please contact us for more details. |
Academy Council
Our Academy Council (AC) is a council of local stakeholders who represent the different parts of our Academy’s community, jointly with Kensworth CE Academy, with the objective of providing Totternhoe CE Academy and Kensworth CE Academy with sound governance within the overarching governance structure of the Diocese of St Alban’s Multi Academy Trust (DSAMAT) in the form of the RHB (Regional Hub Board).
Our primary objective is to ensure the best outcomes for the Academy’s children and young people.
The Academy Council consists of a minimum of three and a maximum of ten members (not including the HT) and should include members from the following;
If you are interested in being a part of the AC please speak to Mrs Bates or Mrs Mitchelmore.
As part of the DSAMAT, Totternhoe CE Academy operates under an agreed Governance Scheme of Delegation. The Governance Scheme of Delegation provides for certain functions to be carried out by one or more of the following;
Our Academy Council (AC) is a council of local stakeholders who represent the different parts of our Academy’s community, jointly with Kensworth CE Academy, with the objective of providing Totternhoe CE Academy and Kensworth CE Academy with sound governance within the overarching governance structure of the Diocese of St Alban’s Multi Academy Trust (DSAMAT) in the form of the RHB (Regional Hub Board).
Our primary objective is to ensure the best outcomes for the Academy’s children and young people.
The Academy Council consists of a minimum of three and a maximum of ten members (not including the HT) and should include members from the following;
- 2 x Parish Priests
- 2 x appointed staff members
- 3 x appointed parent members (elected)
- Head Teacher
- 3 x community members. These members should be appointed, not elected and would need to undertake a skills audit.
If you are interested in being a part of the AC please speak to Mrs Bates or Mrs Mitchelmore.
As part of the DSAMAT, Totternhoe CE Academy operates under an agreed Governance Scheme of Delegation. The Governance Scheme of Delegation provides for certain functions to be carried out by one or more of the following;
- The Members
- The Trust Board
- The Regional Hub Board
- The CEO
- Academy Council (AC)
- Head teacher
What does the Academy Council do?
As Totternhoe Academy is a Good School, our Academy Council, working with the DSAMAT’s central team, has a significant amount of delegated responsibility including the following;Our Academy Council, works alongside the DSAMAT’s central team and the RHB, delegated responsibility includes the following;
http://stalbansdmat.co.uk/governance/academy-councils/
Our Academy Council meets three times a year, twice per term, with three formal Council meetings and three additional meetings which focus specifically on Curriculum & Standards and Finance, Health & Safety and Personnel. Site walk rounds and termly monitoring visits are also carried out to observe and report against the Academy’s progress in agreed priority areas.
To contact the Academy Council, please contact the Academy directly and mark your correspondence to the attention of the Chair of the Academy Council.
Note: For the day to day running and management of the Totternhoe CE Academy, first points of contact are the admin team, class teacher and Head and Deputy Head teachers.
As Totternhoe Academy is a Good School, our Academy Council, working with the DSAMAT’s central team, has a significant amount of delegated responsibility including the following;Our Academy Council, works alongside the DSAMAT’s central team and the RHB, delegated responsibility includes the following;
- Agreeing Academy’s vision and strategy
- Set and monitor local and centralised policies
- Management of risk
- Monitor progress on key priorities on the Development plan
- Audit and reporting on matters of compliance e.g. website
- Learning walks in the academy to monitor ethos
- Hold discussion with pupils and staff to gain insights into the workings of the academy
- Minutes from meetings feed into the RHB
- The chair of the AC sits on the RHB
http://stalbansdmat.co.uk/governance/academy-councils/
Our Academy Council meets three times a year, twice per term, with three formal Council meetings and three additional meetings which focus specifically on Curriculum & Standards and Finance, Health & Safety and Personnel. Site walk rounds and termly monitoring visits are also carried out to observe and report against the Academy’s progress in agreed priority areas.
To contact the Academy Council, please contact the Academy directly and mark your correspondence to the attention of the Chair of the Academy Council.
Note: For the day to day running and management of the Totternhoe CE Academy, first points of contact are the admin team, class teacher and Head and Deputy Head teachers.
Who are we?
Mr Shuffleton - Chair
(To contact the chair use the school address/ email) I live in Totternhoe and have been an active member of the Advisory Academy Council of both Totternhoe and Kensworth since 2018. I was elected chair in 2019. As a parent with two children currently at Totternhoe C.E. Academy, and a passion for education and our communities, I have the pleasure of supporting your children in their educational journey at both Academy schools. My professional background is within the Construction sector, where I currently hold a Director position within a national organisation and will use my professional and personal skills to help flourish learning at both Academies. Parish Priest Totternhoe Rev. Kaushal David
I am the Vicar at Totternhoe, Stanbridge and Tilsworth and commenced this role in July 2017. I carried out my training in London and my Curacy in Nantwich. Prior to this, my background was in youth work and I am passionate about helping young people to develop their own unique potential. Parish Priest Kensworth - Rev Nicola
Parent representative - Mrs McParlandFor many years I was a teacher at Kensworth School and many moons ago, I did my long teaching practice at Totternhoe School. Currently, I have a child in year 1 at Kensworth and after leaving the school as a teacher, I wanted to continue to support the school. As a teacher myself, I have a good understanding of skills needed and the uniqueness of small schools.
Parent Representative - Mrs Owen Parent representative - Mrs Moodie Community Representative Kensworth - Mrs Durham Community Representative Totternhoe - Position vacant |
Mrs D Mitchelmore - Staff
I am the Assistant head teacher. I have taught in all year groups at Totternhoe and currently teach KS2. My background is in science, and I previously worked as a biomedical scientist before my three children came along! I have been teaching since 2003, which I thoroughly enjoy! I am very keen to develop our curriculum and offer a broad range of learning opportunities here at Totternhoe, making the most of our unique and beautiful site and the surrounding areas. I am privileged to be part of an extremely hardworking and dedicated team of staff and Council members, who all want the best for the children in our care, academically, emotionally and socially. Mrs Harrison - Staff
I am the Assistant Headteacher at Kensworth, a position which I started on secondment and then wanted to stay in. I am proud to work in a school with such a caring and positive ethos and such dedicated and hard working staff. I have seen lots of changes in the school already and am looking forward to working with the Academy Council to ensure the best possible learning experiences and environment for the children. I am married and have three children, who are all very old and grown up. When I'm not at school I enjoy reading, walking my dog and travelling if I find a school holiday bargain. |
Governors Trust Fund
The governors trust fund meets 3 times a year and works hard to raise funds for the school for additional resources. Most recently the trust fund have paid for WiFi to be installed, 6 ipads and have recently paid for the entire library and nurture/ music room redevelopment.
If you would like more details and an application form please contact the school.
The governors trust fund meets 3 times a year and works hard to raise funds for the school for additional resources. Most recently the trust fund have paid for WiFi to be installed, 6 ipads and have recently paid for the entire library and nurture/ music room redevelopment.
If you would like more details and an application form please contact the school.
We are required to produce and publish our Scheme of Delegation. These are currently under review and can be found below.
Easyfundraising : http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/totternhoeschooltrust
Raise money for the Trust Fund using Easyfundraising when you shop online .
Did you know that whenever you buy anything online - from your weekly shop to your annual holiday - you could be raising a free donation for Totternhoe School Trust?
There are nearly 3,000 retailers on board ready to make a donation, including Amazon, John Lewis, Aviva, thetrainline and Sainsbury's – it doesn't cost you a penny extra!
It's really simple, all you have to do is:
1. Join.
Head to: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/totternhoeschooltrust/ and sign up for free.
2. Shop.
Every time you shop online, go to easyfundraising first, pick the retailer you want and start shopping.
3. Raise.
After you’ve checked out, that retailer will make a donation to your good cause for no extra cost whatsoever!
There are no catches or hidden charges and Totternhoe School Trust will be really grateful for your donations.
Thank you for your support.
Raise money for the Trust Fund using Easyfundraising when you shop online .
Did you know that whenever you buy anything online - from your weekly shop to your annual holiday - you could be raising a free donation for Totternhoe School Trust?
There are nearly 3,000 retailers on board ready to make a donation, including Amazon, John Lewis, Aviva, thetrainline and Sainsbury's – it doesn't cost you a penny extra!
It's really simple, all you have to do is:
1. Join.
Head to: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/totternhoeschooltrust/ and sign up for free.
2. Shop.
Every time you shop online, go to easyfundraising first, pick the retailer you want and start shopping.
3. Raise.
After you’ve checked out, that retailer will make a donation to your good cause for no extra cost whatsoever!
There are no catches or hidden charges and Totternhoe School Trust will be really grateful for your donations.
Thank you for your support.
