76 Educators providing Trust courses in Manchester

new bridge multi academy trust

Our Trust caters for young people with an EHCP from the age of 4 to 19. We believe that all our young people deserve the very best provision. New Bridge School converted to a MAT in 2014 to enable the sponsorship of a new build school for children on the autistic continuum, Hollinwood Academy. Spring Brook School successfully applied to join our Trust and in 2019 we set up the Springboard Project to deliver a more appropriate vocational offer for young people with SEND. We then welcomed Hawthorns School and @everyonelearning Teaching School Alliance to our Trust.

the bolton impact trust

We are extremely proud of the breadth of our curriculum and we feel that we are in a strong position to design and ultimately deliver provision for children and young people, whatever their specific needs. We think that our Trust is a very special place where we respect individuality, diversity and difference. We believe in positive regard for all and we actively promote the key principles of warmth, respect and harmony.

real trust

beehive trust

At BeeHive we are lucky to have a dedicated team focused on bringing about change. We work closely with the community and other relevant organisations in providing services for mother, toddlers, youths and the elderly. BeeHive supports the local communities, families and care needs of the elderly; we facilitate community activities, events and engagements. We supports the youths through sports, activities, guidance, homework support and learning and skills development. Although this not a major part of our activities, we work with organisations to support the needs of the people affected by poverty and natural disaster.

the co-operative academies trust

Through a great education, we are changing the lives of young people. Built on the same principles as all co-operatives across the world, we work with academies to empower teachers and young people to work together for a better education and a better community. Co-op Academies Trust is a place where you are part of something bigger, through a leading education and opportunities to serve our community, we are working together to make a better world. From ages 3-19 Co-op Academies Trust supports students in Primary, Secondary and Special schools across the North of England, giving children the skills and experiences they need to succeed, no matter where they come from. What makes our Trust unique is that we are sponsored by the Co-op Group. That close relationship means that we benefit from all of the business expertise that has seen the Co-op grow to one of the most respected, successful businesses in the country. Everyone in the Trust honours our fundamental commitment to the Ways of Being Co-op. They are our DNA; they represent our culture and reflect the rationale behind our decision making. No matter what we do, they are how we do it Our ways of being are: Be Yourself, Always Show You Care Do What Matters Most Succeed Together

glossop and district heritage trust (the)

Discover The Heritage Of Glossop & DistrictGlossop Heritage Trust preserves and promotes the understanding of the heritage of Glossop and District including the townships of Hadfield, Padfield, Charlesworth and Chisworth. The Trust holds an extensive archive of local artefacts, records, memorabilia and photos about the history of Glossop, which it makes accessible through talks, events and articles. Our contains details of our latest activities and events and the 2023 GHT calendar.

children's university trust

Children’s University is a charity that works in partnership with schools to develop a love of learning in children. We do this by encouraging and celebrating participation in extra-curricular activities in and outside of school. The impact of these activities is proven to be positive which is why we’re committed to creating a level playing field of opportunity and opening up access to children of all backgrounds.

bolton literacy trust

crompton house church of england multi academy trust

What is a Multi Academy Trust (MAT)? An academy is a school which funded by central government but run independently from the local authority. An academy doesn’t have to follow the national curriculum or keep to usual school holidays. A multi academy trust is a group of academies working in partnership as part of a single organisation called the trust Crompton House Multi Academy Trust was established to improve and maintain high educational standards across a number of member schools. Through collaboration and partnership, the member schools are able to share expertise and resources. The trust has responsibility for the overall governance, finance and performance of the member schools. Approximately a third of publicly funded schools in England are now academies (22 per cent of primary and 70 per cent of secondary schools), rather than maintained by local authorities. The idea of schools sharing provision and learning directly from each other is a powerful one and something which has been an ambition of government for at least the last 20 years. Who are the initial member schools of the Crompton House CofE MAT? The two initial schools of the MAT are: Crompton House Church of England High School & Beal Vale Primary School

the british mountaineering council

In this episode, Richard Chapman talks about his young son dying from cancer, and the impact of that traumatic experience on his mental health. He also describes how climbing has helped him recover and manage PTSD.