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An Introduction to the Dean Trust a Group of High Performing Schools Welcome An introduction to The Dean Trust A group of high performing schools Welcome The Dean Trust is developing a family of schools and academies, with a collaborative learning culture, that provides the very best for our children. Over the years we have developed a culture of excellence across our organisation that has provided fantastic opportunities for pupils in our primary and secondary schools. The Dean Trust’s core values include traditional academic education, excellent discipline and respect, contributing to improved attainment and progress. We believe in good local schools for local children. Tarun Kapur CBE Chief Executive, The Dean Trust “There is an unrelenting “The support and guidance provided and highly successful drive by the Chief Executive and Academy for improvement to take the Principal and by other staff from the school ‘beyond outstanding’.” other schools in The Dean Trust has Ofsted, Ashton on Mersey School 2013 been instrumental in raising standards.” Ofsted, Forest Gate Academy 2014 Traditional values at the Our Chairman heart of all our work Brian Rigby MBE The Dean Trust has a proven track record of sustained improvements in schools as well as positive gradings with Ofsted. Brian has been a leading figure in the many successes at Ashton on Mersey Believe Achieve Succeed School, where he was the Chairman of Governors for over 25 years. The has been embraced by all of the schools within The Dean Trust. We have proved the power of school governors have achieved seven outstanding OFSTED reports under these words with record breaking examination results and praise in Ofsted inspections. Brian’s leadership plus five Investors in People and many other kite marks. The Dean Trust embraces traditional values and high aspirations with a ‘no nonsense’ Parents as well as local people have acknowledged on many occasions that approach to behaviour. Underpinning our ambition for high standards is our commitment to an Brian has made a huge positive difference to the lives of many young people inclusive and caring community of which parents and carers can be proud. We aim to develop by his total commitment to improving opportunities for pupils. the character of each child. The Dean Trust was named after Brian in recognition of his outstanding We look to source the best possible staff to to teach and support our children. Our staff service to education and both schools. subscribe to our vision and values. Brian’s work was recognised in 2005 when he received the MBE for his outstanding work in education and in 2013 he became a National Leader in Governance having already advised several Governing Bodies throughout the North West. Brian became a Councillor on Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council in 1994 where he has held several chairmanships. He is currently the “The effectiveness of the federation leadership and management in Chairman of the Council’s Employment Committee, Chairman of the Greater embedding ambition and driving improvement is outstanding.” Manchester Fire and Rescue Committee’ Audit and Standards Committee and Vice Chairman of North West Employers Organisation. Ofsted, Leadership of more than one school. Most importantly, Brian will always do what is best for the children in The Dean Trust. Our Schools The founding and lead school of The Dean Trust is Ashton on Mersey School. Ashton on Mersey School is a lead Teaching School, now known as The Dean Trust Teaching School, that has only ever achieved ‘Outstanding’ “Teaching was outstanding ... judgements with Ofsted (five in all). some was of such simply stunning The Dean Trust operates in three local authorities (Manchester, Trafford and Knowsley) and this provides a rich cultural mix as well as an opportunity to quality that it enabled students to learn from the best in each area. make hugely impressive gains in Our aim is to ensure that all of our schools are at least ‘Good’ with an their learning and progress.” aspiration for all to be ‘Outstanding’. This is what our parents rightly expect. Ashton on Mersey School, Ofsted 2013 The Dean Trust is an organisation that provides opportunities for staff and young people alike but always embraces the local community so as to ensure that the School or Academy remains at the centre. We would expect our communities to be proud of their local Dean Trust School or Academy. As we continue to grow we are determined to remain an organisation of ‘first choice’ for parents. Address Headteacher Cecil Avenue Mr A Moloney Sale Cheshire M33 5BP Type Secondary Academy Telephone Age range 11-18 0161 973 1179 Aidan Moloney Capacity Headteacher Email Year 7-11: 1270 [email protected] Year 12-13: 300 Website Admission www.aomschool.co.uk This school has it’s own admission www.aomsixthform.co.uk policies for main school Year 7-11 and Sixth form Year 12-13 Ashton on Mersey School is an exceptional school with an outstanding reputation both locally and nationally for quality education. In April 2013 it was judged, for the fifth consecutive time, to be ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. As a result of consistently high levels of attainment and the high quality of its teaching, Ashton became one of the first schools in the country to be designated a National Teaching School. Our strong values and high academic standards support the very highest expectations we have of our pupils. We seek to provide each pupil with the opportunity to attain their full academic potential and the skills and qualifications to access further education or the world of work. Address Headteacher Warburton Lane Mr L McConaghie Partington Manchester M31 4BU Type Secondary Academy Telephone Age range 11-16 0161 776 1977 Lee McConaghie Capacity Headteacher Email 1270 [email protected] Admission rules Website This school has it’s own www.broadoakschool.co.uk admission policy for Year 7-11 Broadoak School is a ‘Good’ school (Ofsted, June 2015), with a great reputation for quality education, particularly within the fields of Applied and Vocational Education in which we are recognised as being outstanding practitioners nationally. The success of the school is built upon a tradition of providing exceptional opportunities for pupils. We know the pupils very well and are able to offer activities to suit all needs and abilities in order for them to reach their full potential. We set high academic standards for all pupils and they are always encouraged and supported to achieve their best. This ethos exists in all aspects of the school as we aim to provide each pupil with the skills and qualifications to access further education or the world of work. Address Headteacher 345 Stockport Road Ms S Finlay Manchester M13 0LF Type Secondary Academy Telephone Age range 11-16 0161 972 2988 Suzanne Finlay Capacity Headteacher Email 1200 [email protected] Admission Website This school has it’s own www.deantrustardwick.co.uk admission policy for Year 7-11 Dean Trust Ardwick opened its doors to a brand new, purpose built school, in September 2016. Complementing our brand new building is a well qualified teaching and support team that makes best use of the innovative learning environment. The Dean Trust motto, Believe Achieve Succeed provides the platform for our school vision, that ‘everyone can achieve their highest potential and ambition through daily personal and academic excellence.’ The breadth of subjects offered ensures that pupils are able to maximise their social, moral, spiritual and cultural development. Our focus is on personal growth, with strong discipline, an emphasis on character-building and outstanding support for each pupil as individuals to become outstanding learners with positive academic outcomes. Address Headteacher Seel Road Miss V Gowan Huyton Knowsley L36 6DG Type Secondary Academy Telephone Age range 11-16 0151 477 8860 Victoria Gowan Capacity Headteacher Email 1200 [email protected] Admission rules Website This school has it’s own www.lordderbyacademy.co.uk admission policy for Year 7-11 Lord Derby Academy, with its traditional values and high aspirations, offers an outstanding learning environment in the heart of a caring community of which pupils, parents and carers can be proud. The academy offers a traditional curriculum which matches the abilities and aspirations of our pupils. It has embedded basic values of respect and good behaviour at the school which has rapidly become a place of real opportunity for learning. Pupils who attend Lord Derby fully understand the importance of education and are fully prepared for future careers through attitude and determination. This has now been translated into significantly improved examination results. These rapid improvements that have resulted in Lord Derby Academy becoming the ‘school of choice’ in Knowsley. Address Headteacher Greenhey Orrell Mr P Bousfield Wigan WN5 0DQ Type Telephone Secondary Academy 01942 511987 Age range 11-16 Paul Bousfield Email Capacity Headteacher [email protected] 1025 Website Admission www.deantrustwigan.co.uk This school has it’s own admission policy for Year 7-11 Dean Trust Wigan delivers a traditional education based on good behaviour and respect with a ‘no nonsense’ approach. Underpinning our ambition for high standards is our commitment to an inclusive and caring community of which parents and carers can be proud. We aim to provide a broad and balanced learning experience for our pupils throughout their time at Dean Trust Wigan to ensure they can maximise their full potential. Our curriculum is designed to ensure that all pupils achieve to the very best of their ability. Lessons are tailored to meet the needs of all learners and are engaging, fast paced and fun. Pupils are taught skills and strategies to help them become effective, independent, resilient learners which prepares them for the different stages of school life and beyond.
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