Shaping stronger governance
Together as one governance community, we’re raising standards and realising young people’s potential.
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Research
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Training & development
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Consultancy
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E-learning
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Events & networks
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Webinar24/10/202412:30 - 13:15ZoomGoverning board roles
Navigating MAT Growth: Opportunities, Risks, and Strategic Decisions for Trust Boards
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Events & networks03/10/202416:30 - 18:00ZoomFinance & resources
Mastering Financial Challenges: Strategies for MATs
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Events & networks10/10/202416:30 - 18:00ZoomFinance & resources
Mastering Financial Challenges: Strategies for Single Schools
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Webinar
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Webinar
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Events & networks
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Events & networks
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Events & networks
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Events & networks
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Events & networks12/07/202410:00 - 16:00Birmingham Conference and Events Centre, B5 4EWLatest updates
National Governance Conference for schools and trusts
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Events & networks
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Blog
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NewsUpdated: 11/09/2024Latest updates
NGA comments on the Education and Skills Funding Agency transition into the DfE
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Newsletter
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BlogUpdated: 05/09/2024Latest updates
Navigating New Horizons: A New Chapter for the NGA and the Future of Governance
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NewsUpdated: 02/09/2024Ofsted inspection
NGA welcomes government’s decision to scrap one-word Ofsted Judgements
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News
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NewsUpdated: 15/08/2024Latest updates
NGA comments on 2024 A-Level, T-Level and other Vocational Level 3 Results
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News
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News
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Blog
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Newsletter
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NewsUpdated: 18/07/2024Latest updates
NGA comments on the King's speech and the Children’s Welfare Bill
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BlogUpdated: 12/07/2024Latest updates
Government plans for education: a summary for school governors and trustees
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News
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NewsUpdated: 12/07/2024Latest updates
A Message from the Secretary of State for Education to all in the Governance Sector
NGA is the national membership association for governors, trustees and governance professionals in England’s state schools and trusts.
We empower those in school and trust governance with valuable resources, expert support and e-learning so that pupils can flourish.
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"My membership enables me to feel I belong to a national body that is providing for my needs and helping to shape and move governance forward nationally."
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“NGA has a wealth of information available to support governor effectiveness.”
Member
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“NGA represents a valuable resource for experienced and non-experienced governors alike.”
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“NGA Gold Advice instils a great deal of confidence in those drawing on the advice with wide-ranging knowledge and expertise.”
Cheshire East Council
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“I have valued the opportunity to join seminars. Useful for networking and updates.”
Chadsmoor Federation
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“Welcome to Governance, Welcome to a MAT and The Chair's Handbook cannot be too highly recommended.”
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Outstanding quality and very useful in enhancing my knowledge.
Learner
NGA Learning Link e-learning
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The most valuable support has been training, support, and updates. Would recommend it to others as good value for money.
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Why join?
We have a variety of membership packages to suit your needs and support you in your governing role. Benefits include:
Gold Advice
Expert, confidential and independent governance advice
Knowledge Centre
Best practice guidance, templates, checklists, insights and much more
Publications
Helpful guides for both experienced and new governors and trustees
Governing Matters
Membership magazine providing essential reading on strategic leadership
Weekly e-newsletter
The best way to keep up to date with important governance and education news
Member events
Join in, network and learn from your peers: there are over 30 events a year to choose from