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                                              GROWING





                                                                FAMILY




         Over the past few months we have seen a primary,         Basic  Skills  Award,  ICT  Mark  and  Rights  Re-
         three secondaries and a special school join our          specting  Schools  Award,  as well as be-
         family and we could not be more pleased with             ing a lead  school  for  Achievement  for  All.
         the enthusiasm they have brought to the Trust.
                                                                  Also  in the  Northern  region,  Tottington  High
         The  Westleigh  School, based  in  Leigh  near           School based  in  Bury, has  also joined  the
         Wigan, caters for 11 to 16 year olds, as well as         Trust.  Tottington’s welcoming,  lively  and  in-
         providing an adult education centre to members           novative  school community  helps  pupils  to
         of the local community. We love how the school           leave  the  school as  well-rounded  individ-
         motto of “Aspiring and Achieving Together” ac-           uals  with  ambition  and  self-confidence.  A
         curately captures the shared vision which en-            great  fit  with  the  other  schools  in  our  Trust.
         sures that leaders at all levels are developing
         their ability to communicate high expectations.          Meanwhile,  in  Staffordshire,  Kidsgrove  Prima-
                                                                  ry  and  Kidsgrove  High  have  joined  our  fam-
         Principal Carlton Bramwell ensures that an unre-         ily.  These  schools  provide academic  rigour
         lenting focus is placed on the quality of teaching       within  a supportive and  inviting  environment
         above all else so that the pupils are able to grow in    where  children  develop a thirst  for  learning,
         a continuously developing learning environment.          feel  safe  and  make  a  positive  contribution,
                                                                  while developing a lively and enquiring mind.
         Brookfields Special School, based in Widnes, pro-
         vides a quality, inclusive and specialist education      All of  these schools bring  a  wealth  of  knowl-
         for primary-aged pupils with severe and complex          edge  and  experience  to the  Trust and  we
         learning difficulties and autistic spectrum disor-       look  forward  to  seeing  all  our  pupils  flourish
         ders. The school holds National Autistic Society         through a collaborative approach to teaching.
         Accreditation Status and other awards such as            We have  more new  family members  in
                                                                  the  pipeline too, so  be sure to keep  your
                                                                  eyes  peeled  for  further  news coming soon.
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