Welcome to the April edition of Trust. I am pleased to provide my taster of the range of topics we address in this issue.
Read moreAs I write this article, UK politics continues to be dominated by Brexit, which is crowding out everything else, and distracting attention from other key...
Read moreRecently we passed a major milestone in the history of English education which, given everything else going on, received relatively little attention. More...
Read moreThe poet John Donne famously wrote that ‘no man is an island’. In education we can extend that metaphor to say that no school or education system is...
Read moreThe placement of students with the most extensive Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) in mainstream schools continues to be a significant challenge...
Read moreLearn-AT launched in September 2016 – a mixed Church of England and Community multi-academy trust of seven primary schools, all aligned around a vision...
Read moreGovernance in MATs is an evolving beast – rightfully so, because if it continued to function only as it did before, we’d be doing our schools a disservice....
Read moreWith the economic crash in 2008 and the government’s subsequent commitment to reduce the national budget deficit, the country has suffered ten years...
Read moreOne of the primary roles of MATs is to create a culture of collaboration across the organisation that transcends all levels from the Executive to the frontline...
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