Below is a brief summary of the posts encompassed by the Stanford in the Vale Pre-school Committee: Chairperson required to: i) be the public representative of the Committee and first point of contact for most events/issues; ii) chair all meetings; iii) provide support to the Treasurer, other committee members and the Pre-school staff as appropriate; iv) liaise with Ofsted, the Pre-school Learning Alliance (PSLA), Charity Commission and other governing bodies on administrative/policy issues; v) represent the Pre-school’s interests regarding issues associated with Stanford Primary School; and vi) liaise with the PPC on all grant application issues. vii) provide line manager support to the Supervisor, conducting her/his annual appraisal; viii) oversee the bi-annual appraisal of all other pre-school staff; ix) liaise with staff to co-ordinate a personal development plan for each individual; x) maintain comprehensive personnel files for all staff members; xi) co-ordinate the recruitment of new staff members as required; xii) maintain a comprehensive and up-to-date Induction Training Programme; xiii) liaise with the Supervisor to ensure new members of staff undertake Induction Training; and xiv) co-ordinate the acceptance of work experience individuals with the Supervisor. Deputy Chairperson required to: i) chair meetings in the absence of the Chairperson; ii) provide support to the Chairperson as appropriate; iii) maintain the Operational Plan ensuring all the information is relevant and up-to-date; iv) administer all matters regarding Health and Safety; v) annually review all policies and procedures in accordance with the evaluation timetable, ensuring amended policies are copied to all staff members and the Operational Plan; vi) ensure the Prospectus is always up-to-date and ensure the swift inclusion of any amendments. Copy amendments to Enrolment Secretary, Supervisor and Operational Plan; and vii) maintain a record of all the pre-school files and who has possession of them.
Secretary required to: i) deal with the Pre-school’s official paperwork other than the accounts; ii) maintain an up-to-date list of names, addresses, contact telephone numbers and email addresses of committee members; iii) write letters/notices as required by the Chairperson; iv) draw up and circulate agendas for committee meetings, AGM and EGMs prior to the meetings, in consultation with the Chairperson; v) keep proper records (minutes) of committee meetings, AGM and EGMs and circulate following consultation with the Chairperson; and vi) arrange venues for all meetings. Treasurer required to: i) keep records of all the Pre-school’s financial transactions; ii) prepare a receipts and payments budget for the year; iii) manage the Pre-school’s bank and building society accounts, updating the lists of signatories as necessary; iv) issue bills and receipts on behalf of the Pre-school; v) hold the Pre-school’s cheque book and ensure the timely payment of bills; vi) administer a petty cash account; vii) liaise with the Wages Officer to ensure accurate payment of staff wages; viii) collate an accurate record of staff expenses payments; ix) prepare all account books, provide recommendations and final accounts for the AGM; x) ensure all account books are audited annually by an independent auditor. A copy of the accounts and signed audit form are to be give to the Chairperson for inclusion in the Charities Commission Annual Return; and xi) liaise with charities/Oxfordshire County Council for help with paying the fees Fees Secretary required to: i) prepare and distribute the fees invoices – information for these will be given to you by the Enrolment Secretary; ii) liaise with charities/Oxfordshire County Council for help with paying the fees; and iii) chase up any late payments. Enrolment Secretary required to: i) issue enrolment forms; ii) apply for Oxfordshire County Council Funding for 3 & 4 year olds; iii) issue the Welcome Pack, including Prospectus, Committee Contact Details, Fees and Payment Policy Guidelines, Parent Consent Forms and Constitution; iv) allocate starting places for children joining the Pre-school; v) provide a ½ term register to the Fees Secretary and staff; and vi) liaise with staff to ensure the upkeep of places within the sessions. Wages Officer required to: i) obtain and check the weekly staff timesheets; ii) collate a monthly record of staff hours and wages; iii) inform the Treasurer how much each staff member should receive as their monthly wage payment; iv) deal with all matters relating to National Insurance, Income Tax; v) forward information regarding Pensions to members of staff; and vi) conduct annual Staff Wages Review. Fundraising Officer required to: i) be the focal point for all fundraising queries on behalf of the Pre-school; ii) co-ordinate and organise sub-committees for all fundraising activities; iii) co-ordinate and organise individual fundraising events; iv) acquire in good time, from the Treasurer, any monetary floats required for fundraising events; and v) ensure the timely transfer of any monies received from fundraising events to the Treasurer. Fundraising Assistants (1-3 Individuals) required to: i) co-ordinate and organise individual fundraising events as requested by the Fundraising Officer; ii) acquire in good time, from the Treasurer, any monetary floats required for fundraising events; and iii) ensure the timely transfer of any monies received from fundraising events to the Treasurer. General Members (1 - 6 Individuals) required to: i) attend committee meetings; ii) provide assistance with fundraising activities; and iii) provide assistance to the Pre-school Committee and staff where necessary. Village Hall Representative required to: i) represent the interests of the Pre-school at Village Hall Management Committee meetings. |