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24/07/24

🚀 Introducing our 90-Second Nuggets video series: Safeguarding Tips for Busy Parents! "It takes a village" to build a safe community for our children. 🏘️Check out our first two videos now:1. [Video 1] https://t.co/mLGbwrFosC2. [Video 2](https://t.co/QSpqHs3Or1)Stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/8qLmnTNHGY— Guildford County Sch () July 24, 2024

23/07/24

To our Year 6’s - It has been a privledge to have taught you and we are incredibly proud of the young people you have become. We wish you all the luck in the world as you move on to secondary school.Here they are in their fabulous production of Matilda.#Godalming pic.twitter.com/n7wizwT8Fq— Loseley Fields () July 23, 2024

22/07/24

In the best tradition, our end-of-year dismissal assembly celebrates all students, their achievements, and our community spirit. We honor shared experiences, announce house winners, and wish everyone a restful summer. Well done, Windsor House, for leading the board so far! pic.twitter.com/I7ZIkLdDaF— Guildford County Sch () July 22, 2024

22/07/24

Year 10 Career Day was a huge success! Over 100 volunteers joined us for mock interviews, speed networking, career escape room, & more. Thanks to our amazing community, parents,alumni, & business partners.Students had a blast with prizes from pic.twitter.com/ixCTKTCmhH— Guildford County Sch () July 22, 2024

22/07/24

Year 11 prom at Guildford County was filled with magic, finesse, and glamorous fun! The hall buzzed with music and dance, creating unforgettable memories and solidifying future connections. Enjoy the rest of the summer! pic.twitter.com/cO97QsVf6g— Guildford County Sch () July 22, 2024

19/07/24

And that's a wrap for another year! We hope everyone has the opportunity to enjoy special summer moments with friends and family. pic.twitter.com/pjwCwNDJNi

19/07/24

Sniff sniff! 😢 Today we say 'Tschüss' and 'Au Revoir' to two of our longest serving department members, Mrs Martinez-Wallas and Mrs Grandvuinet, who are off to pastures new! We will miss you. We wish all our students a safe and happy holidays! Team MFL 🇩🇪🇪🇸🇫🇷— George Abbot Languages () July 19, 2024

17/07/24

A fabulous few days with unexpected bonus weather, and spirits couldn't be higher! It's hard to say goodbye to these beautiful rolling hills. What an incredible week for our Gold DofE Explorers! pic.twitter.com/f0cakyryhz— Guildford County Sch () July 17, 2024

17/07/24

Have a listen to our CEO's end of year message - it's been a busy one! https://t.co/dltBBTig5N via

17/07/24

It’s been an incredibly busy end of term…follows us on Instagram to see what the students have been up to! 😅 pic.twitter.com/b1fxuubWLb— George Abbot School () July 17, 2024

17/07/24

Last week our annual GAbbot Fest raised over £4000 for Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity, and a huge thank you for the extreme generosity of our community and of course our creative, amazing stall holders! pic.twitter.com/49dF5GsH5J— George Abbot School () July 17, 2024

17/07/24

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17/07/24

Another first at GA this year, Y8 Colour Run! pic.twitter.com/XbpmqR1LOu— George Abbot School () July 17, 2024

17/07/24

We love these Phantom photos! pic.twitter.com/WZoyiBTVf2— George Abbot School () July 17, 2024

15/07/24

Our Gold DofE participants have arrived at their first destination, Sykeside Campsite in the Lake District. Tents are up, and the happy campers are ready for their adventures. The first day has kicked off with map reading, orienteering, and walking. pic.twitter.com/qu6pWhRVIs— Guildford County Sch () July 15, 2024

15/07/24

Join us for the GCSE Art, Photography, and Textiles Exhibition on Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th from 4pm to 6pm. Enter via the right side of the main building. This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase our students’ exceptional talent and creativity. pic.twitter.com/TxWb8eRXy9— Guildford County Sch () July 15, 2024

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Our Strategy

At Learning Partners Academy Trust our strategic aims and objectives are clear. As a multi-academy trust our aims reflect the needs of our individual schools and communities alongside the wider demands of the trust as a whole.

Our three-year strategic aims are simple - we want to:

  • drive improvement
  • develop talent, and 
  • remain a resilient organisation in a world of changing demands and pressures

Our core business is to drive school improvement. Our schools all have one key focus - our children. We strive to provide the very best education, ensuring excellent outcomes for our young people and providing the very best start in life for those we serve.

We recognise that we need to balance academic success, social engagement and personal development to deliver holistic benefit to our students. To facilitate this, we need to develop talent across our communities. Our staff, governors and trustees must be invested in and supported in their roles. This is vital to create more effective school communities for our children.

Alongside this we have to be resilient across our organisation. We recognise the demands placed on organisations of our size, in terms of sustainability - both environmental and economic. To prepare our young people for a future world we must cater for the needs of today and not undermine their tomorrow.

These strategic aims will ensure that we fulfil our vision of being leading schools where children thrive.

To achieve our strategic aims, our trustees have identified the strategic steps needed to deliver our goals. These strategic steps provide clarity and purpose to our work - they maintain our focus on what we want to deliver. Words without action will not deliver what our young people need, so our strategic steps give a more detailed breakdown of our direction and our ambitions. They show where we will prioritise our resources, focus our energy and how we will evaluate our success.

Strategic assessment and planning is conducted by our trustees and executed by our central and school teams. As a Trust we proudly utilise our ‘trust dozen’: 12 performance indicators by which we assess whether we are delivering for children. We clearly state our goals and evaluate ourselves against them regularly.

We wish to be judged by the difference that we make. The 'trust dozen' KPIs are our way of evaluating our success and examining our areas for development. They assist us in identifying where we are performing well and where our strategy may not be focused correctly in relation to the difference that we seek to make. Consequently we reflect, adjust and redirect resources to meet the needs of all of our children, staff and communities.

As an organisation we set out our way of working. This is underpinned by three founding principles of our purpose. We endeavour to:

  • build our collaborative culture
  • create conditions to excel, and
  • advance learning while promoting quality

The image below illustrates the principles of our work that contribute to these foundation stones. We hold ourselves true to our values and ways of working in the delivery of our vision - to maintain outstanding educational institutions which deliver for children; leading schools where children thrive