An appeal has been launched to recruit more school governors as around 50 vacancies need to be filled in Cambridgeshire. Figures suggest there is a national shortage of school governors and the new scheme aims to attract a diverse range of people. Cllr Bryony Goodliffe, chair of the council’s children and young people committee said: “Every child deserves access to a high-quality education, and the job of governors is to hold schools accountable for the education they provide. Governors play a vital part in ensuring accountability for pupils’ educational outcomes and wellbeing, effective use o…