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bowles rocks trust

Bowles is an outdoor education charity and people development centre located in a quiet valley near Tunbridge Wells on the site of a beautiful natural south-facing sandstone outcrop. Entering the stunning site is to enter the perfect learning environment for challenge and adventure. Bowles became a charity for children and young people in 1964 with HRH The Duke of Edinburgh coming on board as Royal Patron in the same year. Bowles now supports thousands of young people from all backgrounds to take part in outdoor education courses and activities all aimed at helping young people to grow and to develop in a beautiful, adventurous and challenging, yet safe environment. Bowles supports hundreds of schools and youth groups to help their young people get the best experiences possible. The outcomes of The Bowles Rocks Trust are self confidence, resilience, physical and mental health, friendship and fun.

blue ink trust

Blue Ink Trust “Transform Generations – Sponsor a Boarding Student for £300 for whole year.” Dear colleagues if you are able to read these lines then you are fortunate. There are hundreds of thousands of children as well as adult who are illiterate and, rather helping themselves and others, need assistance in everyday life. Since the existence of world, human beings have not witnessed anything being rained from the sky except water, however, anything you desire is possible to achieve and all things available on this planet have been invented by human beings. There is also no doubt that all inventions are a product of education. From the pen we write with to the papers we write on all are amazing inventions and are products of education. At Blue Ink Trust we believe that every human being must be literate and educated. The world with literate and educated human beings would be far better place. In many third world countries education is a privilege thing which everyone does not deserve to have neither everyone can afford it. Nonetheless the fact is that only education can resolve the situations the humanity is facing. Dear colleagues, everything has to come to an end, so is our lives. This earth has seen billions of people but only few of them are known to the mankind and they are remembered only due to their contributions to the humanity. Therefore, we must strive our best in leaving a legacy behind for the generation to come especially for those who are less fortunate.

uttoxeter learning trust

We are a dynamic and expanding Multi Academy Trust currently comprising nine schools, which serve the families of children in and around Uttoxeter, Staffordshire. Our purpose is to provide an inspiring education for our young people that supports them to reach their full potential and become well rounded, successful citizens. Through our common purpose and values, we offer an outstanding curriculum that allows our young people to develop both personally and academically. We do this by inspiring pupils through inspired teaching. We empower young people to realise their potential and surpass their own expectations from Early Years to Post 16, imparting the knowledge, skills and behaviours to ensure they are fit for the future. Our all-through schools network enables the ideal transition between phases of education, supporting high levels of progress and inclusivity. At the same time, all our schools have an independence that allows them to best serve their communities, supported by delegation of a range of powers to our local governing boards. As a growing Trust we are supporting our schools to excel through a strong central team, in addition to Trustees and Members who offer a variety of experience and expertise. By working with employers and higher education providers we enrich learning opportunities and secure competitive destinations for pupils when they leave our care. We focus on on-going evaluation and improvement, collaborating between schools and drawing on expertise both within and external to the Trust to ensure the best education, professional development, and value for money.

moebius research trust

Raising funds to research the causes of Moebius Syndrome. We provide signposting services to those who have this condition along with support and advice.

larwood academy trust

Larwood Primary School aims to provide a nurturing environment for children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties. As the school is named after the great English bowler Harold Larwood, great emphasis is placed upon hard work, attitude to learning, being a member of a team and trying things which may be different.

sutton education trust

The Sutton Education Trust was set up on 1st February 2017. The Trust comprises of the following 7 Sutton schools: Beddington Infants; Culvers House Primary; Dorchester Primary; Foresters Primary; High View Primary; Muschamp Primary and Nonsuch Primary. Sherwood Park special school are also associate members and partner with the Trust. , The Sutton Education Trust is a Co-operative Trust. This means that stakeholders, be they pupils, staff, parents/ carers, governors are full members and contribute in many ways. People who work and live locally, family members of our children as well as past pupils themselves can also join the Trust. There are also opportunities for other groups or bodies such as other schools and educational establishments to become members of the Trust. Currently these include Crystal Palace Football Club and Orchard Hill College.

the renewal trust

We nurture happier, healthier and more connected local communities, by working together sharing our knowledge, expertise, and relationships.

sand academies trust

Supporting Achievement Nurturing Development The Trust was formed in June 2019 to enable and develop partnerships working across a group of academies. Academy Trusts are created by a number of academies working together. Academies are independent, self-governing schools that are funded directly by the Government and not via the Local Authority. The Trust now consists of five schools, Willow Primary Academy, Belmont School, Battledown Centre, Paternoster School and The Milestone School. Each school will maintain its own unique ethos, culture and identity that has been established over many years to ensure the needs of pupils are met. As a partnership we will achieve more together and therefore: Improve outcomes, opportunities and life chances for children and young people Offer more / wider support for their families Share and develop staff expertise We will continue working to grow our Academy Trust to include converting schools who share our vision and aims and who wish to be part of a new and exciting Trust that will respect the individual identity of each academy whilst providing opportunities for sharing good practice and expertise to benefit our children, young people and families. Martin Hughes, CEO SAND AT

brockworth youth trust

access community trust

Charity Homelessness Kindness Social PrescribingWe promote social inclusion for the community benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.