The AAB is responsible for overseeing the broad Academy objectives for their own locality, working with the Senior Leadership Team to improve the whole life of the academy and its impact on the community. In this respect the AAB’s main functions are to:
- Act as a key link between the Academy, parents and local community and champion the work of the academy.
- Provide constructive challenge and strategic direction to the Principal and Leadership team as they plan the future development of the academy, ensuring that they focus on the Academy Development Plan, its Self Evaluation Process and any post Ofsted action plans.
- Offer the views of different parts of the Academy and local communities to influence decision making.
- Continually review the overall impact of the Academy amongst the people it exists to serve and make plans for improvement Ensure that the Academy plays a full role in cooperating and working together with other academies in the group and contributes to the work of the CIT.
| Name | Committee Membership | Appointed by Date | Declared Business and/or Pecuniary Interest | Other AAB LGB Membership | Meeting Attendance |
| Huw Thomas (Chair) | AAB Finance, Staffing (HR) and Resources | Diocesan Representative 24/09/2018 | None | 3/3 | |
| Ryan Schofield Safeguarding | AAB Finance, Staffing (HR) and Resources | Delta 01/01/2021 | Principal – Pheasant Bank Academy | 1/3 | |
| Jane Brooke | AAB Finance, Staffing (HR) and Resources | Delta 01/12/2024 | None | 3/3 | |
| Laura Gauden | AAB Finance, Staffing (HR) and Resources | Parent 15/05/2023 | None | 2/3 | |
| Hugh Russell | AAB Finance, Staffing (HR) and Resources | Delta 08/12/2025 | None | ||
| Jade Upright | AAB Finance, Staffing (HR) and Resources | 08/12/2025 | None |
If you would like to contact the Chair of the AAB please write to:
Chair of AAB
c/o Rossington All Saints Academy
Bond Street
Rossington
Doncaster
DN11 0BZ
Resigned in the last 12 months
Chris Darwin
Interested in becoming an AAB Member?
Over the course of the academic year the membership of the AAB has changed and the time is now right to invite more parents or carers to join the AAB.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the AAB, there are two forms that need to be completed. These forms are available to download from the links below.
The first form is a Governance Nomination Form which asks you to say, using no more than 200 words, why you would like to become an AAB member. The second form is an AAB Member Criteria form which asks a number of questions required by law about your eligibility to be a member of the AAB.
Completed forms should be emailed to the Principal’s PA at info@theallsaints.net In the event that there are more nominations than available places, a parent ballot will be held.
We hope that you will consider becoming a member of Rossington All Saints Academy Advisory Body at this exciting stage in the Academy’s development.