Here we are in half term, awaiting announcements relating to more new beginnings, possibly from 8 March, for schools and colleges and the governing boards that oversee them.
The academic year 2020-21 has asked leaders in our schools and colleges to constantly adapt to changing requirements and guidance.
Governors, in particular, who volunteer to fulfil these roles, have had to show resilience and sound judgement as they make decisions that, more than ever, relate to the health and safety of employees and students. This is whilst they are also coping with pandemic pressures in their own working and personal lives.
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