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Welcome
The Devon Association of Governors (DAG) is the representative body for school governors in Devon.
To learn more about DAG, see About and Activities.
Latest Items
Fair funding for Devon’s Schools
Devon’s schools united to launch a coordinated campaign to win fair funding on Monday 19 October 2009. They wish to highlight the inequalities of funding for schools and end the post-code lottery that affects Devon's young people.
Please support this campaign and send a message of that support via the campaign website’s Have Your Say section. A number of pertinent facts are shown on the website too, and you are asked to bear these in mind when making your contribution.
DAG would urge GBs and individual Governors, to participate in this important campaign.
DAG at NGA Conference
David Tall and Don Patterson on behalf of DAG and Debbie Clapshaw of DGS gave a presentation, entitled ‘Building Effective Local Associations’, at the NGA Conference on the theme Working with Governors. The presentation slides are available to download: DAG/DGS Presentation (Powerpoint file, 1.38MB).
Notice of AGM 2010
The Annual General Meeting of the Devon Association of Governors will take place on Thursday 25 March 2010 at 6pm at County Hall, Exeter. See DAG AGM 2010.
Area Meetings
List of related papers for Area Meetings Spring 2010.
Feedback and Papers for Area Meetings Autumn 2009.
Admission arrangements - review of designated areas
Formal consultation - see
Letter from Devon LA
View the latest Newsletter
January 2010 (published 21 January)
Conference 2009 - “Self Improvement = School Improvement”
Working Together for Better Schools
A ground-breaking partnership between Devon County Council and school governors has been officially launched with the signing of a formal memorandum of understanding: Working Together for Better Schools.
Devon Maintenance Partnership (DMP)
Details of the new scheme to run from April 2010 have been released.
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