Hi, I thought the role of school liason was to be dropped?

As an individual role, there are responsibilities. As a committee, we are a resource for all in the team; and in addition past committee members normally offer there help to the new~ essential for a smooth transition of the committee after the the AGM, when the newly elected take the reigns.
None more so than the sites officer; in fact the past sites officers have their own club, and act as a pool of wisdom for a current sites officer to draw from.
Past Chairmans,treasurers,membership sec's etc provide the same offer as there are always continuing issues.
If you are considering a role, I'm sure contacting the present committee member would be well received: see the committee page for contacts.

4.2.4 The Chief Coach

Role and responsibilities

a) Organise and co-ordinate coaching within their club.
b) Provide information, guidance and help in a safe, proven manner to club pilots
qualified for the activity undertaken.
c) Encourage pilots to use the club coaching facility through promotion and education.
d) Establish and maintain an effective coaching team within the club.
e) Establish and maintain an effective liaison with the Club Safety Officer; where there is no CSO to assume his responsibilities. (See Section 1: Chapter 2: Point 12.)
f) Supervise and monitor the development of potential coaches, and select and appoint Club Coaches and Senior Coaches.
g) Operate safely within their known skills and personal endorsements in accordance with the recognised procedures and regulations contained in the TM.
h) Improving their own flying and coaching skills and knowledge in various ways, including studying the TM, handbooks, articles in Skywings (especially the Safety
Matters Page) and Incident Summaries and Safety Notices.
i) Promote the use of the Incident Reporting scheme within the club.
j) Maintain and promote a positive attitude to the sport, the FSC and the BHPA.
k) Uphold his duty of care to the student and members of the public.
l) Maintain an effective liaison with the FSC. Chief Coaches should have regular contact with the FSC, and in particular they should keep the FSC fully informed of new ideas or any difficulties occurring in their clubs.

Appointment

A Chief Coach will normally be selected from the ranks of Senior Coaches in a club. This is a club appointment that must be recorded at the BHPA office. A Chief Coach requires a certain amount of administrative and leadership skill. The appointment of a Chief Coach must be based primarily on his or her ability to carry out the responsibilities listed above.

Becoming a Chief Coach

Pre-requisites: A potential Chief Coach must first:

a) Hold a Senior Coach or Club Coach Licence.
b) Possess Pilot rating with good active experience.
c) Be recommended by his/her club. (Chairman’s signature required.)

An Adminstrative Role, the responibilities are to recieve membership fees from individuals and schools and to issue welcome letters and hemet stickers.

The main function of the secretary is to record the minutes of committee meetings and the AGM.

It is one of the required posts by our constitution and by our bankers as a cheque signatury.

If you want to contribute to your club but do not have a particular role in mind this is a great place to start.

How about people offer to volunteer for SHGC committee posts and/or nominate others here?