Board of GovernorsIntroduction to the Board Of GovernorsWelcome to Barnsley College Governors website. Here you can access information about the Board of Governors and its Committees, its legal status, Policies and procedures and minutes of Board and Committee meetings. The current board consists of 15 members drawn from local businesses and the local community, whose skills and experience make a vital contribution to the continuing development of the organisation. Governors work on a voluntary basis and are totally committed to their role, working closely with senior management to achieve the College’s strategic aims. Membership details and governor profiles can be found here. The Board has developed a high profile within the College through its Link Governor programme and through attendance at the many student focused events that are held throughout each year. Board and committee meetings are held termly; and the minutes can be found here. Governance policies relating to Access to Governing Body meetings and Recruitment of new governors can be found here. Vacancies occur on the governing body from time to time. If you would like to make a valuable contribution to your community and are interested in finding out more, please contact the Clerk to the Governors. Frank Johnston LLB (Hons), Barrister-at-Law, FloD, PILCM Chair of Governors Article OptionsYou Recently Viewed...LATEST NEWS & EVENTS
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Barnsley Sixth Form College congratulate all its A Level students on
their success; and in particular those students who did even better than
they expected themselves. 2010 has proved to be a great year for
A Level results at Barnsley Sixth Form College with students achieving
over 96% pass rate. More.
Barnsley College entered two male teams and one female team into the
Catalonia Trophy for the second successive year to defend their titles
of male U19 and female open age champions.
Thomas Wigglesworth, 16, formerly of Kirk Balk School has achieved the first step in his long-term ambition of becoming a professional within the construction industry.