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‘High-quality training and support for MAT CEOs is absolutely essential’
A MAT CEO must be transparent about what the trust does, provide the best CPD experiences possible and raise standards for all – and this comes from training, writes the national schools commissioner
12 April 2018
‘For a MAT to be truly effective, all the schools need to share a clear vision and strategy on how to improve education for pupils’
The most successful trusts are the ones who encourage collaboration between schools – but in order to do this effectively, the schools must consistently share the same vision for education, writes the National Schools Commissioner
13 March 2018
‘A wise, old teacher once said: “Schools are either improving or declining, they do not remain static for long” - he was right’
Understanding the way to sustain the improvement – often by sharing your best-practice with other schools – is key to the long-term development of the whole sector, writes the National Schools Commissioner
14 February 2018
Sir David Carter: ‘Governors and trustees are the unsung heroes of the education system’
If we are to drive forward recent improvements in school standards, we need to do more to support excellent school governance, writes the national schools commissioner
15 January 2018
David Carter: Universities and independent schools can prove successful partners in the MAT system
Across England there are many fine examples of universities and independent schools working with academies to drive forward improvement, writes the national schools commissioner
8 December 2017
‘Unless our education system is doing the best for children from challenging circumstances, it is failing’
Academies and MATs are best placed in the education system to ensure that this happens – but we must work on capacity, writes England’s national schools commissioner
2 November 2017
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