Prosper Learning Trust Competitors

Together Learning Trust is a thriving group of schools, comprising of three secondary schools, two school sixth forms, four primary schools and a special school, inspiring 5800 young people in Calderdale and Kirklees. We are driven by a shared commitment to providing magical learning experiences for all our children and a belief that all of them can achieve great things. Exceptional achievement stems from developing world class teaching and learning. Creativity is the core of our values. Our staff are amazing, in both the relationships they forge and the incredible range of opportunities they make possible. We get great results, but we give and expect so much more. We are shaping a generation of future global citizens with the character they need to succeed; with the integrity and commitment to excellence that will enable them to thrive. We cherish our staff, support their wellbeing and enable them to flourish. We never stop learning, so we invest in both our teachers’ and schools’ development and by reaching out to leading educational research to keep ahead of our game. Being part of Together Learning Trust feels special due to the unique nature of the schools and the opportunities it brings for staff, students and communities to collaborate. For everyone involved in our Trust our mission is simple. To Grow, Excel, and Learn Together. Our Schools: Bolton Brow Primary Academy The Brooksbank School Castle Hill School Honley High School Meltham Moor Primary School Netherton Infant and Nursery School Ryburn Valley High School Scout Road Primary Academy

It is our pleasure to welcome you to the Beacon Multi-Academy Trust. At Beacon, we work together, to raise standards in education for all; as we believe every young person deserves the best education possible. We are a medium-sized trust, based in Redbridge, North East London. We are comprised of 3 schools and a SCITT – you can find out more about them below. Beal High School - https://www.bealhighschool.co.uk/ The Forest Academy - https://www.theforestacademy.org/ Beacon Business Innovation Hub – 12-19 AP Free School - https://bbih.org/ Train to teach in our Outstanding SCITT NELTA - https://nelta.co.uk/ All our vacancies are listed here: https://nelta.co.uk/vacancies/

Hackney Learning Trust is a department of the London Borough of Hackney with a greater level of delegation than other council departments and will be modelling a new way of working for the delivery of public services that is both customer focused and democratically accountable. Hackney Learning Trust will trade services with schools in and out of Hackney. These traded services will be organised on a commercial basis, emphasising value for money and sustainability. We are responsible for the East London borough's schools, day nurseries, the play service and the adult education service. We are committed to improving standards for Hackney's 27,000 children in 75 schools across the borough. Hackney Learning Trust:school improvementmaintains schoolsoperates school transportmanages the administration of education in Hackney including financescoordinates early years and playprovides IT including a Wide Area Network for schoolspromotes lifelong learning and adult educationprovides for children's special educational needsrecruits teachersWe want all Hackney students to have the best possible educational opportunities, cutting edge facilities and resources. One of our main priorities is the renewal of secondary education in Hackney including an ambitious programme to build new schools and rebuild and refurbish all our exsisting secondary schools. We are dedicated to recruiting and retaining quality staff and increasing capital investment in education to benefit schools, adult learners and the wider community. The Trust's leadership team includes head teachers and a school governor, who concentrate on listening to the priorities, aims and expectations of the local community. We strive to operate in an open way, accountable to the Department for Education (DfE), external auditors and OFSTED. We answer to our stakeholders, who include parents, pupils, staff, governors and members of the wider community and strive to engage them in our decision-making processes.