- Article
8.1 of the Society’s Constitution reads as follows:
“The Executive Committee may constitute such panels or sub-committees from
time to time as shall be considered necessary for such purposes as shall
be though fit. The Chairman (or Co-ordinator if preferred) of each Panel
shall be appointed by the Executive Committee. All actions and proceedings
of each Panel shall be reported to and be confirmed* by the Executive
Committee as soon as possible. Members of the Executive Committee may be members
of any Panel. Panels shall be subordinate to and may be regulated or
dissolved
by the Executive Committee”.
- The Education Panel’s main purpose is to raise awareness
about the geography, history, natural history and architectural heritage
of
both villages through a series of walks and talks. It also prepares
the Society’s newsletter, bridge, currently published quarterly,
and is responsible for maintaining the Society’s website. The Panel
contributes towards promoting the Society alongside the other Panels,
at/in appropriate events and places. If approved by the Executive
Committee it will co-ordinate events linked to the nationally organised
heritage
Open Days scheme.
- Members of the Education Panel are invited to serve
by the Panel Co-ordinator because of their interest in and knowledge
of buildings,
cultural, environmental
and historical issues in relation to Sonning and Sonning Eye. Members
with specific and relevant skills are welcome to join the Panel,
e.g. web expertise, interest in devising children’s activities,
etc. The Panel should normally have not less than three and not
more than
ten members.
- The Education Panel may consider it necessary to send
written communications to cultural or other organisations. These
should be agreed by at
least two Panel members and signed by the Panel Co-ordinator or
Panel member
appointed by the Co-ordinator to do so.
The work of the Education Panel spans
- Event Planning and Organisation
- Press & Publicity
- Publications
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