We are proud to publish this most recent edition of Trust – our journal for executive and governance leaders.
Read moreWith a white paper nearing, expected to include more detail on the government’s ambition for all schools to be part of a strong Trust, there is a pressing...
Read moreFor Trust CEOs, Daniel Pink’s theory of intrinsic motivation based on autonomy, mastery and purpose may resonate in terms of our own wellbeing [1]. Many...
Read moreThe past two years have been incredibly challenging for our sector. There is a focus now placed on the gaps in learning for our young people and the mental...
Read moreComing into the education governance sector as a relative outsider, having previously worked in the NHS, I was interested to find so much of my work really...
Read more‘Are you new?’ A pair of Year 3 eyes looked up at me as I attempted to help with lunchtime duty last week in my local primary school. It was a reminder...
Read moreRecently a Headteacher told me that many of her staff are now on their second, and in some cases even third, Covid-19 infection and absence is a critical...
Read moreFor many years the debate in educational technology was too often a debate of the deliberately deaf. On the one hand, the uncritical lovers who saw in...
Read moreThe Early Career Framework (ECF) is a huge opportunity to invest in teacher professional development across the school system. This is a big step forward...
Read moreThe summer of 2021 heralded the start of a new partnership between the CST and HR intelligence specialists XpertHR, who came together to launch a salary...
Read moreThe education press is a significant actor in our education system. Against a backdrop of speculation about the forthcoming government White Paper, Steve...
Read moreAdam McKay’s recent disaster satire movie 'Don’t Look Up' has certainly divided critics and audiences, perhaps by trying to say and do too much. The...
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