LDST School Improvement
Central Team
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Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Laurie Kwissa
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Establish, review and evaluate the effectiveness of the school improvement strategy and identify next step priorities, including EO as appropriate
Trust Safeguarding Lead
Lead Officer for Safeguarding Link Network (LGBs)
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Trust Education Director (TED)
Sally Aspinwall
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Strategically leading, co-ordinating and delivering the established school improvement strategy and ensuring consistency across our Trust
- Strategic oversight and accountability for schools and school improvement
- Co-ordinate the school improvement offer and lead the SI team
- Provide the agreed SI support and challenge as set out in the SI strategy document, for identified schools
- Support and challenge for schools
- Deliver CPD
- Provide executive headship over three schools
- Accountable to the CEO
Trust Attendance Lead
Lead Officer for Attendance Link Network (LGBs)
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Trust Education Officer (TEO)
Curriculum and Assessment
with Trust-wide Executive Headteacher responsibilities
Vacancy
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Leading and delivering the established school improvement strategy and ensuring consistency across our Trust
- Provide the agreed SI support and challenge as set out in the SI strategy document, for identified schools
- Provide executive headship over two schools
- Provide targeted curriculum support for schools, as identified by the TED
- LDST Curriculum Lead
- Lead Networks: curriculum and DHT/AHT networks
- Lead NPQs
- Deliver CPD
- Accountable to the Trust Education Director
Trust Curriculum Lead
Trust Professional Development Lead
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Trust Education Officer
Inclusion and Assessment
Jill Broom
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Leading and delivering on our LDST Inclusion Strategy
- Lead the Trust Inclusion Strategy
- Establish Trust wide systems and processes
Provide targeted SEND/PP support for schools as identified by the TED
Leading and co-ordinating our Assessment Strategy Trust wide
- Develop the Trust wide strategy for Assessment, target setting and moderation
- Collate and analyse Trust wide data for discussion with CEO
Lead Officer for PP and SEND Link Network (LGBs)
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Trust Associate Education Officers (TAEO)
Sylvia Thomson (0.5)
Jenny Young (0.1)
Paul Stanley
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- Provide the agreed SI support and challenge as set out in the SI strategy document, for identified schools
- Provide additional SI support as directed by the TED
- Mentor new Headteachers
- Lead a Trust-wide improvement priority
- NP/SCITT/ECT facilitators
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Trust Teacher / Professional Development Co-ordinator (0.8)
Rob Fletcher
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- Co-ordinating CEFEL’s suite of NPQs across our area, supporting MATs across our region
- Co-ordinating LDST’s NPQ delivery team of facilitators and coaches
- Leading SCITT programme as Lead Mentor
- Curriculum TEP
- LDST Professional Development Lead
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Trust Behaviour Hub Lead (0.2)
Ann Charters
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- Providing bespoke support, training and advice aimed at improving behaviour culture across LDST schools
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Trust Christian Distinctiveness Lead (0.1)
Jill Stratford
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- Providing support and advice for SIAMs
- Lead on Pillar 1
- Lead Officer for Christian Distinctiveness Link Network (LGBs)
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LDST Executive Headteachers
Sal Aspinwall
Jill Broom
Jenny Young
Alison Barron
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- Specific school improvement responsibilities and accountability, and will have, or be studying, the NPQEL
- School improvement Trust-wide. This will include the Education Officer in category 3 and 4 schools having delegated powers to make curriculum, finance, staffing etc decisions, as outlined in the support plan and scheme of delegation
- School improvement over two schools, where one is identified as requiring support. The role will include strategically establishing the school-to-school partnership, managing Deputy Heads/Heads of Schools, leading workforce, finance, curriculum and pedagogy developments and directing the work of leaders. The Executive HT is the accountable leader in both schools
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Trust Education Partner (TEP)
EYFS: Emma Rowley
Curriculum: Rob Fetcher
Mathematics: Faye Cranney
Inclusion: Kellie Mooney/Paula Dwan
English
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- Lead Practitioners providing specific Trust-wide school support where needed:
- Provide specific curriculum focused teaching and learning support
- Be a leading practitioner in a specific field
- Provide targeted support as directed by the TEO
- Lead or support networks to develop trust strategic priorities
- Keep up to date with current practice and research
- Develop materials to support trust priorities
- Be an advocate and champion for area of expertise
- Promote the trust
- Live out trust values
- Network Leads
- NPQ coach
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