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Join Emma Knights OBE, NGA Chief Executive, as she explores:
- Why stakeholder engagement is a vital component of good governance
- How governing boards gather the views of staff, parents, pupils, and the wider community – and how these can make a difference in decision making
- The respective roles of trustees, governors, and school leaders
- Our new information sheet on engaging with staff
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Emma Knights OBE
Co-Chief Executive
As NGA’s Co-Chief Executive, Emma promotes the interests of the school governance community nationally with legislators, policy makers, education sector organisations and the media. Emma is an accomplished writer and speaker on a range of school governance policy and practice topics.
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