HABs (Hub Advisory Boards)
With effect from 1 January 2023, the Trust’s Local Governing Bodies (LGBs) will be replaced by Hub Advisory Boards (HABs). From this date, all Trust and school documents, including policies, which refer to “Local Governing Bodies” or “LGBs” should be read as “Hub Advisory Boards” or “HABs”.
Members
Members are appointed to make sure that the Trust is fulfilling its aims, following its vision and abiding by the law.
Trustees
Trustees are strategic in ensuring the objectives are upheld, monitoring the effectiveness of individual schools, ensuring schools are performing to the best of their ability and that they receive the support they require. Trustees oversee financial security and check that the Trust is legally compliant.
Hub Advisory Board Members
From 1 January 2023 schools in WeST belong to one of four Hubs, as shown below. Each Hub is supported by a Hub Advisory Board (HAB) which serves to provide a connection between the Trustees, schools and their communities. HABs meet three times a year to consider reports from executive leaders and matters arising from HAB members’ visits to school. After each HAB meeting the Chair and Vice-Chair of the HAB meet with CEO and Chair of Trust, ensuring a flow of local knowledge and oversight from the HAB to the trust board.
HAB 1 Ashburton Primary School Buckfastleigh Primary School South Dartmoor Community College Stowford School Woodlands Park Primary School Yealmpton Primary School |
HAB 2 Callington Community College Ermington Primary School Holbeton Primary School Ivybridge Community College Manor Primary School Ugborough Primary School |
HAB 3 Coombe Dean School Morley Meadow Primary School Oreston Community Academy Plymstock School Sherford Vale School Wembury Primary School |
HAB 4 Austin Farm Academy Boringdon Primary School Chaddlewood Primary School Eggbuckland Community College Glen Park Primary School  Hele’s School Plympton St Maurice Primary School Woodford Primary School |