At Achievement through Collaboration every child can expect to
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Achieve high standards – remembering that achievement is more than a collection of academic outcomes
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Be valued and celebrated for who they are
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Work with children from other schools to develop a better understanding of the world in which they live
At Achievement through Collaboration every staff member can expect to
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Be enabled to become an excellent professional with a rewarding, fulfilling career
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Develop a sense of belonging to a community of schools in which they make a difference
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Work with colleagues across the Trust and share good practice
At Achievement through Collaboration every school can expect
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That achievement will always be measured against ambitious targets
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To belong to a supportive and caring culture in which their individuality is valued
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To be both capacity givers and receivers in the school improvement system
At Achievement through Collaboration every parent can expect that
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Children will always be put first so that all children can achieve highly
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The history, ethos and individuality of the schools their children attend will be nurtured
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Through collaboration with others and through the use of new technologies, children will be prepared for life in modern Britain
