- Chair of Governors: Mrs J Yorke
- Vice Chair of Governors: Mrs L Girling
Dates in brackets below indicate appointment end.
Parent Governors | Co-opted Governors |
| Mr A Wills (3 December 2027) | Miss E Curry (1 June 2026) |
| Mr J Melleney (3 December 2027) | Mr M J Taylor (3 July 2027) |
| | Mr M Lesser (30 March 2025) |
| | Mr L Crutcher (7 December 2025) |
| | Mrs E Hall (2 July 2028) |
| | Mr I Odhams (30 March 2025) |
| | Mrs J Yorke (30 March 2025) |
| | Mrs S Langdale (4 December 2027) |
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Staff Governors | Partnership Governors |
| Mr A Mead | Rev S Partridge (28 March 2026) |
| Mr C Gatehouse (8 October 2028) | Mr M Rathbone (8 September 2028) |
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Authority Governors | Associate Governors |
| Mrs L Girling (26 March 2028) | |
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The clerk to the governors can be contacted via email at clerk@lytchett.org.uk
Aims of the School
- We want every student to aspire for excellence in all areas of school life. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum, where students are able to pursue their passions.
- We seek to teach in ways that engage and challenge our students. We want our students to develop an intellectual curiosity and a love of learning.
- We recognise the importance of our students being highly literate and numerate.
- We aim to empower our students to develop self-confidence, independence and effective communication skills in both oral and written form, building their knowledge and developing their transferable skills for adulthood and the 21st century world of work.
- We seek to develop students’ spiritual, moral, cultural and social development so that they can contribute positively to society.
- We want our students to develop character, perseverance and resilience, and learn how to self-regulate.
- We want students to embrace British values and respect others and their cultures. We expect students to be kind, thoughtful and compassionate.
- We promote the importance of physical and mental wellbeing so that students can lead a happy, healthy and fulfilling life.
Our Core Values:
i) For our school:
- To provide a safe, caring learning environment
- To have high expectations of all our staff and students
- To pursue excellence and achieve outstanding academic outcomes for our students through outstanding teaching and learning
- To prepare young people for adulthood and the world of work
- To play a positive role in the local community
ii) For our students:
- To become confident, independent, ambitious, resilient, well-rounded young adults
- To develop a love of learning and to become life-long learners
- To understand the importance of hard work
- To become responsible, caring and tolerant citizens who will make a valuable contribution to society