The Northern Education Trust was set up as a non-profit charity in 2012, over subsequent years the Trust has developed its support infrastructure as more academies have joined.
The Trust now operates 22 academies (10 primary and 12 secondary) across the North of England. At the point of conversion 8 of these were categorised by Ofsted as being inadequate and 6 as requiring improvement. We are striving to ensure that all of these are rated good or outstanding within three years of conversion. Our academies are at the heart of their local communities and we put a lot of emphasis on sustainable community development approaches.
All of our primary academies are now rated good or outstanding.
Trustee Recruitment and Appointment
The recruitment and appointment of Trustees is set out within the Articles of Association and Scheme of Delegation. The term of office, number and types of trustees and specific role of the Chief Executive are all clearly defined.
Organisation Structure
The governance structure of the Trust is detailed here:
Academy |
Governance Information |
Abbey Park Primary Academy |
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Badger Hill Primary Academy |
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The Blyth Academy |
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Dyke House Academy |
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Ferns Primary Academy |
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Frederick Nattrass Academy |
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Freebrough Academy |
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The Grangefield Academy |
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Hetton Academy |
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Hilton Academy |
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Kearsley Academy |
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Kirk Balk Academy |
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Manor Community Academy |
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Merlin Top Academy |
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Mount Pellon Primary Academy |
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North Shore Academy |
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Norton Primary School |
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The Oak Tree Academy |
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Red House Academy |
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Thorp Academy |
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Walbottle Academy |
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Whitecliffe Primary Academy |