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Outstanding Governance

Outstanding governance brings about improvement for all.

Whether within the Foundation Board or within the Local Governing Bodies (LGB), Emmanuel Schools Foundation has a clear and shared understanding of what constitutes good and effective governance. The Foundation Schools have outstanding governance in which members of the LGB:

  • are involved in discussions about teaching and learning, asking questions that encourage reflection on how to achieve the best in every child and adult
  • have a detailed knowledge of the school and its people
  • consistently communicate high expectations and are ambitious for the school and its people
  • monitor and evaluate the school’s performance
  • systematically challenge senior leaders to consolidate strengths and improve areas for development
  • actively evaluate their own performance

If you are interested in becoming a member, trustee or governor, please complete the form below and send it back to us.

ESF Application Form - member, trustee or local governor

Governor - If you are applying to join a particular school within the Foundation.
Trustee - If you are applying to join Emmanuel Schools Foundation.

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Named after an eighth-century monk and scholar from Northumbria, Bede Academy, Blyth, opened in 2009 as one of the first “all-through” Academies in England, educating students from age 3 to 19.
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The King’s Academy welcomes four times the average proportion of students with special needs, and its provision for these young people has been described as “exemplary” and “outstanding”.
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In its first decade, The King’s Academy was placed among the top 10% of schools in England for added value and became the “most improved school in the North East”.
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Trinity Academy in Thorne was described as “a beacon of hope” by Lord Andrew Adonis, Education Advisor to Prime Minister Tony Blair, in 2007.
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The King’s Academy, Middlesbrough, marked its tenth anniversary with its best results to date and a £1.2m investment in Sixth Form and Performing Arts facilities.
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Trinity Academy opened in September 2005 and replaced Thorne Grammar School as it celebrated its 75th Anniversary.
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To celebrate its 25th anniversary Emmanuel College raised £45,000 to build a primary school in Tembisa township, South Africa.
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Emmanuel College was founded in 1990 as Tyneside’s City Technology College (CTC) and opened with just 150 Year 7 students. Emmanuel now educates over 1,300 students across the 11 to 19 age range.
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The Emmanuel Schools Foundation has been involved in education since 1989.
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In the five Ofsted inspections over the course of its history, Emmanuel has maintained an unbroken record of Ofsted “Outstanding”.
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After opening in 2005, Trinity Academy became the most improved school in England, and was named as the “most improved school in Yorkshire” for three consecutive years.