Today has seen the launch of NGA’s new report on the governance of multi-academy trusts, and a fine piece of work it is too. It provides an excellent summary of the current state of trust governance, and the key challenges we all need to work together to address. We’ve also this week seen the publication of a new Academies Financial Handbook, with key new provisions around governance. As an organisation working with executive leaders and their trust boards, I thought it would be helpful to contribute my reflections on some of the key findings and our own experiences and insights on these issues. Here’s my first of three blogs.
Sharing learning from other education systems lessons from the Singapore education system
The rest of this article is for members only. If you are a member of one of our networks you can login using your credentials. If you are not a member, you can find full details of our memberships at Our NetworksIn this session from our July national CEO network, Nick...
