Boards information

• How boards work
• Property ICT and transport
• Health and safety
• Student behaviour and attendance
• Planning and reporting
• Communities
• Student achievement for all learners

How boards work

• School board of trustee elections (2016)
• Funding for board of trustee elections
• Interventions in schools
• National Education Guidelines (NEGs)
• School structures and governance
• Archiving and disposing of school records 2016

• Effective Governance - on the NZSTA website

• Training and webinars - on the NZSTA website

Property, ICT

Effective Governance - on the NZSTA website

Training and transportwebinars - on the NZSTA website

Board of Trustee elections 2016

• School transportSchool board of trustee elections (2016)
• Information Communication Technology (ICT)Funding for board of trustee elections
• State school buildings
• State integrated school buildings

 School planning and reporting

School finances

Interventions in schools

Standdowns, suspensions, exclusions and expulsions - Part 1 Legal

Standdowns, suspensions, exclusions and expulsions - Part 2

• School planning and reporting - find out about preparingSafety and education outside the classroom on TKI
• National Education Guidelines (NEGs)
• Prohibiting gang insignia on school property
• Charters The role of the board is to prepare and submitting amaintain the school charter. Annual charter and annual plan.updates must be sent to the Ministry by 1 March each year. Go to
• WhatAnnual reports Boards of trustees are school Charters ?required to prepare an annual report each year. The annual report has to be sent to the school's auditors by 31 March and a copy of the audited report sent to the Ministry of Education by 31 May each year. 
• Financial management
• Roll returns
• Emergency management
• School structures and governance
• School financesArchiving and disposing of school records 2016