| Publication title | Summary | Publication date |
| The Role of the Student Governor as a Member of a College Governing Body | The purpose of this publication is to explain, explore and develop the role of the student governor on college governing bodies. | January 2010 |
| Equality, Diversity and Governance | This guide introduces the concepts of E&D and explains why these should be central to an organisation’s mission, values and culture. It highlights equality policies, schemes, actions plans as well as providing an overview of legal duties and the new inspection of equal opportunities. A valued guide for all governors and clerks. | January 2010 |
| Learning to Balance Support and Challenge | The purpose of this guide, undertaken with the support of the Association of Colleges in the Eastern Region (ACER), is to investigate ways in which corporation members can support and challenge their senior managers on today’s performance, whilst acquiring new skills and understanding needed to respond to changes in their colleges operating environment. | January 2010 |
| Governance Newsletter, Issue 12 - Spring 2010 | In this issue you will find details of recent publications printed in conjunction with LSG programmes including new a series of Brief Guides specifically for Governors and clerks as well as the review of Governance and Strategic Leadership in english further education which was commissioned by LSIS and the AoC. | January 2010 |
| The Role of the Staff Governor as a Member of a College Governing Body | The purpose of this Guide is to explain, explore and develop the role of the Staff Governor on college governing bodies. | November 2009 |
| A Review of Governance and Strategic Leadership in English Further Education | This report was commissioned by LSIS and the AoC, to review governance and strategic leadership in the whole FE system in England and in particular, to look forward and review the implications of the proposed move towards shared regulation and the introduction of the machinery of government changes in 2010. Access seperate reports and appendices at www.lsis.org.uk/governancereview | November 2009 |
| Higher Education in Further Education Colleges (HE in FECs) | This guide summarises key aspects of the nature of higher education provision and its funding and quality assurance arrangements where they differ from those of further education. It is designed to support the identification and evaluation of risk and the monitoring of the college's higher education strategy and enhancement of the provision. | November 2009 |
| Governance Newsletter - Issue 11, autumn 2009 | In this issue you can find details of upcoming events in the 2009-10 Leadership Skills for Governance programme and there are articles on items such as, social mobility, new governance arrangements at Aylesbury College and the new one-stop-shop service for governors. | October 2009 |
| Governance Newsletter - Issue 10, summer 2009 | In this issue, you can read about the outcomes from the first LSIS performance review panel, the purpose of college governance, governance and the financial crisis, leadership and technology in FE and skills, HE in FE colleges: a new role for college governors, chair and principal – a meeting of minds?, coaching for governors, and much more. | April 2009 |
| Governance Newsletter - Issue 9, spring 2009 | In this issue, you can read about the sector-led governance structure for LSIS, Ofsted report highlighting governance, self-regulation, excellence and fairness, Diary of a student governor and safeguarding and safer recruitment amongst others. | January 2009 |
| In conversation with Becta and LSIS, Governors | This edition of the Becta 'In converstaion' series focuses on the issues facing governing bodies in meeting the challenges of self-regulation and improvement. We have interviewed governors and clerks and drawn on the 6 February 2009 Strategic Leadership of Technology and Governance conference. | March 2009 |
| Recruiting and supporting student governors in further education and sixth-form colleges | This guide has been designed to help those involved in attracting, selecting, supporting and retaining student governors. Those who may find this guide useful include
principals, chairs of governors, clerks, those involved in supporting learner involvement and student governors or those wishing to be. The guide addresses issues around the
recruitment of student governors raised by colleges and the advice given is illustrated by recent case studies outlining effective practice. | February 2008 |