M3 B.O.M (Presentation 3)
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The Board of Management is the corporate body that runs the school, nominated by the trustees under the Department of Education. Some of the main functions of the Board of Management include establishing school policies, finance, recruitment, and oversight of teaching and learning. The Board is also responsible for student suspensions and expulsions, and parents can appeal these decisions to the Board itself and further to the Department of Education if needed.
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