We’re about to break up for the Easter holidays and SO many of you will be really looking forward to a rest, a reset, a break especially our amazing school staff who go above and beyond for the 4060 children and young people in the LAAT tribe.
We’re about to break up for the Easter holidays and SO many of you will be really looking forward to a rest, a reset, a break especially our amazing school staff who go above and beyond for the 4060 children and young people in the LAAT tribe.
Apprenticeships are a key part of our approach to developing talent, supporting career progression, and investing in the future of education, and we are incredibly proud to celebrate our apprentices’ achievements.
“We want to build strong, trusting relationships with our families, not just their children,” says Theresa Peacock, Headteacher at Gainsborough Parish. “When we support the whole family, we create the stability, confidence, and partnership that children need to truly flourish.
St Gilbert’s CofE Primary School, part of LAAT (Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust), is delighted to announce that its current attendance rate is above both local authority and national averages and has been recognised by the Department for Education in its latest Attendance Baseline Improvement Expectation (ABIE) report.
The Canon Peter Hall CofE Primary School and Morton CofE Primary School, have been commended by the Rt Hon Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education, for delivering strong attainment outcomes for disadvantaged pupils.
