In our Trust, we celebrate the rich and diverse school communities that make up our schools.
Sharing, listening
to and respecting each other’s views and beliefs make our Trust stronger. We support each other, honouring our different backgrounds, to create a safe and equal environment for all.
AMBITION THROUGH CHALLENGE
We are fiercely ambitious for all our pupils and challenge them to do their best, every lesson, every day. We check their achievement and progress against the highest national standards. This ensures that we are always looking for ways to improve, and that we insist, relentlessly, on the highest standards of teaching and learning. Everyone in the Trust is continually challenged to improve on their previous best.
EXCELLENCE THROUGH CURIOSITY
Curiosity is the engine of intellectual achievement. In our Trust, we encourage and provoke pupils’ curiosity so that they are inspired to seek out new knowledge, learn new skills and achieve excellence. Curiosity is closely linked to empathy, helping us all to develop better relationships. The life of a curious person is never boring!
Click on the link below to read about all of the exciting things that have taken place across Summit Learning Trust’s schools, college and South Birmingham SCITT over the Spring Term. We publish a round-up at the end of every term so please keep an eye out to keep up to date on everything across […]
Year five went on a very special trip to the MAD Museum (the UK’s only mechanical art museum) in Stratford-upon-Avon as part of our Science topic: Forces! The children were able to explore a variety of thrilling contraptions and release their ‘inner inventor’ by pressing buttons, turning screws and building their own marble runs. Highlights included a robotic dinosaur head (which […]
SEND Inspection from 25th June to the 29th June 2018.
The inspection will include an online webinar to allow Birmingham City Council parents and carers to contribute. The webinar will take place at 13:30pm on Thursday 21 June and also at 13:30pm on Friday 22 June 2018 . It will be chaired by the lead inspector, who will ask parents and carers about their views […]
