Sentences with phrase «diocesan academies»
The accounts for Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust reveal the highest minimum salary is # 150,000, but that chief executive Carol Dewhurst is on between # 85,000 and # 90,000.
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Some much smaller trusts have also grown significantly: Severn Academies Educational Trust and Yorkshire and the Humber Cooperative Learning Trust both increased from just one each to six, and the Worcester Diocesan Academies Trust expanded from two to seven schools.
It will be led by the Wakefield Diocesan Academies Trust behind CAPA sixth form in Wakefield, judged to be outstanding by Ofsted.
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Since Academy schools are not under the control of local authorities, it is a source of great wonder to me that all Catholic maintained schools have not opted for this status; it is an even greater wonder that the Catholic diocesan authorities are, it seems, actually discouraging the governors of Catholic schools from exercising their legal right to opt for Academy status.
The same was said for the Church of England, which states: «The department respects the statutory right and requirement for the consent of various diocesan bodies to allow a church school to become an academy».
For Church of England sponsored academies, the memorandum states that the Secretary of State and the National Society both expect a diocesan or strong church school - led academy trust will be the sponsor for any church academy.
Can church schools become stand - alone academies or do they have to become part of a diocesan - led trust?
Letters were sent to the Nottingham Roman Catholic Diocesan Education Service and Creative Education Academies Trust about the Holy Family Catholic academy.
St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Diocesan Multi Academy Trust doubled its size from seven to 14 and is also lining up new additions for this academic year.
Ormiston Academies Trust, United Learning, the Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust and Delta Academies Trust did not give any information.