Governance
Trinity Academy Newcastle Board
Message from the Chair of the Board of Directors
On behalf of the Board of Directors, may I extend a warm welcome to Trinity Academy Newcastle Trust
We are an Academy Trust, which offers skilled specialist support for young people with diagnosed mental health, behavioural and emotional issues across our range of specialist academies in Newcastle and Sunderland.
Our provision extends from supporting young children (from age 7) through to older learners in our Post-16 setting and learners with particular special needs in our Post-19 setting. We are keen to support the ambitions and hopes of all our learners, and we work hard to ensure that all of our learners leave with the best possible outcomes and preparation for their future lives. In particular, in our Post-16 provision we offer a range of courses, such as construction skills, land-based studies, hair and beauty and motor vehicle maintenance to provide alternative outcomes for our young people.
We are also aware that the lives of many of our learners are sometimes impacted by factors and events in their lives outside of school. We are at the forefront of the latest educational strategies on mental health support and are very proud to announce that we have opened a brand-new specialist centre at Trinity Academy Newcastle - Upper site to support trauma-based learning and parenting skills, with a corresponding satellite provision at Trinity Academy New Bridge in Sunderland. Our new provisions will offer the support of skilled, dedicated staff to help young people through some of the most difficult periods in their lives.
All of our academies in Newcastle have been judged by Ofsted to be ‘Good’ and at Trinity Academy New Bridge, we are in the process of supporting an academy that had previously been placed in special measures prior to joining our Trust. We have introduced many strong initiatives and skilled resources to support that academy and are committed to ensuring that it too is judged to be good or better at its next inspection.
Peter Carter
Chair of Board of Directors
Members
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Peter Carter - Chair of Board of DirectorsTrinity Academy Newcastle, |
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Matthew Curtis |
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Board of Directors
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Lee Robinson |
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Nick Elliott |
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Chris Jenkins |
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James Rainsford |
Trinity Post 16 Solutions Limited
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Lonie SebaghDirector of Subsidiary Company |
Trust Information Downloads
Articles of Association
The governance arrangements for Trinity Academy Newcastle Trust are laid down in the Articles of Association, which describe the powers of directors and the procedures and rules of the Board of Directors.
Funding Agreement
The funding agreement is the contract the Academy Trust has signed with the Secretary of State to become an Academy Trust and specifies how the Trust is run, its duties and the powers the Secretary of State has over the Trust. The Funding Agreement is the method by which all academies are held accountable to the Department of Education.
Trinity Academy Newcastle Trust's Funding Agreement and Supplemental Funding Agreements are accessible below:
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