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Anglian Learning
Transforming Education Together
Anglian Learning is a successful multi-academy trust in East Anglia. We provide inclusive education and equal opportunities, celebrating our differences and supporting learners of all abilities and backgrounds. Our academies consist of 10 primary, 6 secondary schools and 2 sixth forms, each retaining their unique identity and ethos. We value a culture of supportive, respectful relationships. Our people are empowered to embrace new ideas and think creatively as we Transform Together.
Vacancies
We passionately believe that our most important resource is our people, and if you apply and are successful in your application, we promise to develop and support you in your career, as well as provide a caring, friendly environment in which to work. Our DNA is built around our aspiration for colleagues, utilising the skills and knowledge from across our Trust to help empower and retain our talent.
Research
We believe in making informed decisions based on evidence, values and experience, to be applied, in context, throughout our Trust. Frameworks developed with and for colleagues define expectations and provide guidance and models for our school to apply, drawing upon research from leading educational institutions and resources such as the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), Walkthrus, Nasen and the Great Teaching Toolkit.
Trust Growth
Trustees are committed to further careful, sustainable growth of Anglian Learning. They believe that the impact upon the academies within our Trust demonstrates the benefits and capacity for improvement that comes from being part of a strong organisation of primary and secondary schools working closely together in a distinct geographical area.
Trust News
The launch of Anglian Learning’s new website
14th October 2024
We are excited to present our new website, designed as a central hub for our school trust community […]
READ MOREThe launch of Meadow’s new website
7th October 2024
The Meadow Primary School has launched its new website as part of Anglian Learning’s refresh and redesign project. […]
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🌟 Exciting highlights from our first Trust Leadership Group conference of the academic year.
Headteachers and our central leadership team came together to discuss ‘Belonging by Design', our focus for this year's conferences.
We were thrilled to welcome Dave Whittaker, CEO of Wellspring Academy Trust, who shared insights on ‘The Kindness Principle in Practice.’ His emphasis on unconditional positive regard, genuineness, acceptance, empathy, and self-actualization, resonated deeply. We are delighted about the upcoming workshops led by Dave for our colleagues 🙌.
Presentations from Alison Weir, Headteacher and Tom Oakley, Deputy Headteacher of Howard Community Academy, as well as Chris Tooley, Principal and Chris Woods, Deputy Principal from The Netherhall School, enriched our discussions.
Camilla Saunders, Director of Inclusion and Sam Barnes, Specialist Attendance Lead, highlighted the crucial topic of attendance.
Jonathan Culpin, CEO, wrapped up the conference by emphasizing the importance of these discussions for our strategy on ‘Belonging by Design’ an important initiative for both our colleagues and pupils 🤝.
#BelongingByDesign #Leadership #Education #Community #Empowerment #TransformingTogether
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ANGLIAN LEARNING'S DNA
Colleagues discuss how our Core Purpose and Core Principles resonate with their everyday work. These are part of our Trust’s DNA, reflecting the evolution of Anglian Learning since its inception in 2016. Our Core Purpose, essentially why we exist as a Trust, is informed by our Core Values and shapes what we do and how we do it, leading to our Core Vision of: Dynamic, empowered learners who thrive and lead in their communities: locally, nationally and globally.
Our Core Principles
Our Core Principles show how our Core Values should manifest in practice. This is how we fulfil our Core Purpose and realise our Core Vision. These are our mutual responsibilities and commitments as fellow members of Anglian Learning.
The Principles must be applied but require a level of contextual interpretation. They must inform our decision-making and shape how we act at the school level, centrally and within our collective communities.
School or Trust? Join Us
We are always pleased to hear from schools and academies that may wish to become part of Anglian Learning and who share our Core Purpose and Core Values.
If you would like to explore being a part of our Trust, not only asking what Anglian Learning can do for you but what you can do for Anglian Learning, then please get in contact.