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Schools work together with the public, private, community and voluntary partners to improve the outcomes for children and young people.

Overview


The goal of school partnerships in Nottingham is to create long-lasting local connections. These partnerships aim to improve outcomes for kids and teens by bringing schools together with public, private, community, and voluntary partners. Together, they work on a coordinated approach to make things better for young people.

Local school partnerships have developed into mature collaborations building on trusted relationships between schools and partners. Partnerships include primary, secondary, special schools and academies.Education Partnership Strategy

Information about Teaching Schools in the city can be accessed through the EMTSA website

Eighteen multi-academy trusts provide education and learning in Nottingham.

For Further Information Please Contact Education Partnership Strategy Manager

Ambition, Talent and Achievement

The Aspire Learning Partnership represents 8 schools in the Big Wood and Top Valley areas.

Our schools are:

  • Glade Hill Primary
  • Henry Whipple Primary
  • Rise Park Primary
  • Robin Hood Primary
  • Southglade Primary
  • Westglade Primary
  • Oakwood Academy
  • Top Valley Academy

Our key purpose is to promote local collaborations, share expertise and training opportunities which will secure our shared vision and work towards the following aims…

  • To secure improvement across the Partnership
  • To provide opportunities which support the development of Leadership at all levels
  • To further enhance the educational experiences of children and their families

For more information contact

Carol Frankland
Aspire Learning Partnership Manager
Mob: 07956 516137

Email: carol@aspirelearningpartnership.com

The schools in the partnership are:

  • Bulwell Academy
  • Bulwell St Mary's CE Primary
  • Crabtree Farm Primary
  • Cantrell Primary
  • Rufford Primary
  • Springfield Primary
  • Snape Wood Primary

Our vision is to take collective responsibility for the education and wellbeing of children and young people attending Bulwell EIP schools. We aim to work with partner organisations to raise standards and improve outcomes for children, young people and families.

Bulwell EAZ
Bulwell Academy
Squires Avenue
Bulwell
Nottingham
NG6 8HG
Telephone: 0115 964 765
Email
l.abbott@bulwellacademy.co.uk

Schools that form the Partnership are:

  • Heathfield Primary (2 sites)
  • Hempshill Hall Primary
  • Old Basford
  • Rosslyn Park Primary

The Primary 6 Partnerships over-arching aim is to raise standards and improve outcomes for all children and young people in its community.  It aspires to create a culture of high aspiration, a commitment to life-long learning and a determination to succeed and enjoy.

  • Aspiration for all – leadership development
  • Excellence for all – teaching and learning
  • Enjoyment for all – enrichment
  • Equality for all – external partnership and links
  • Efficiency for all – systems, communication and processes
  • Improvement for all – school system development

For more information please contact:

Heidi Shewell-Cooper
Primary 6 Partnership Manager
Mobile: 07930 670537
Email: heidi.shewell-cooper@nottinghamcity.gov.uk

The West 8 Education Improvement Partnership includes schools in the south part of Bilborough:

  • Bluecoat Beechdale Academy
  • Glenbrook Primary and Nursery (Academy)
  • Jubilee L.E.A.D. Academy
  • Robert Shaw Primary
  • Oakfield Special School and Sports College
  • Westbury Special School - Westbury and Woodlands
  • Woodlands Special School - Federation
  • Denewood and Unity Learning Centres
  • Hospital Home Education Learning Centre

The partnership aims to:

  • Raising standards and achievement;
  • Increasing parental involvement to improve attainment and attendance;
  • Emotional wellbeing to raise the aspirations of pupils and parents;
  • Extended Services

With cross-cutting priorities of inclusion and transition at all phases.

For more information contact:

EIP Manager
c/o Westbury School
Chingford Road
Bilborough
Nottingham
NH8 3BT

Contact us

Education Partnership Strategy Manager
Learning and Achievement Team
2nd Floor, Loxley House
Station Street
Nottingham, NG2 3NG

Tel: 0115 876 4593

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