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parent governors

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Harrow Council is considering establishing a new sub-committee to oversee education functions, an area where parent governors have specific rights.

Harrow Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee considered establishing an Education and Children's Services Scrutiny Sub-Committee in July 2026. This proposed sub-committee aims to provide focused oversight of the council's functions related to education, an area where parent governors have specific rights.

The new sub-committee, detailed in a report published in July 2026, would scrutinise key areas within education and children's welfare. Parent governors are individuals elected or appointed to govern schools, representing parents' interests with specific rights on education matters within Harrow Council.

Key facts

  1. Harrow Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee considered establishing an Education and Children's Services Scrutiny Sub-Committee in July 2026. Source
  2. The proposed sub-committee aims to provide focused oversight of the council's functions related to education and children's welfare. Source
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