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Induction session for MAT trustees

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27th April 2020 – 9.30am – 12pm

Induction session for MAT trustees: the role and responsibilities of academy trustees and an introduction to the multi-academy trust landscape.

This session explores some of the fundamental aspects of the role of trustees and introduces new trustees to the MAT model. It covers:

  • The Nolan principles of public life.
  • The principles of effective governance.
  • Key provisions of the academies financial handbook & the governance handbook (including an introduction to the ‘scheme of delegation’).
  • The core components of successful governance in MATs.
  • The concept of multi-academy trusts, including the opportunities & challenges associated with their successful and sustainable development.
  • Case studies on both effective and poor examples of trust governance.
  • The role of the Chair & the board’s relationship with the CEO.

 This engaging and highly informative session – which is based on our own extensive research and case studies – can be provided for individual academy trust boards on request

The cost of this session is £125 plus VAT.To join, please email: events@forumstrategy.org by 3rd April 2020

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