We are delighted to announce that The Canon Peter Hall Church of England Primary School, part of LAAT, has been awarded funding through the Government’s National Free Breakfast Club scheme.
This funding means that every child at our school will be able to enjoy a nutritious breakfast each morning, prepared in line with School Food Standards.
Branston C of E Infant Academy, part of the Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust (LAAT), has been highly praised in its latest SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools) report for its exemplary Christian ethos, which enables both children and adults to flourish.
LAAT’s vision is all about seeing people for who they really are. We use the Zulu greeting Sawubona (I see you) and the text from the bible “You are the God who sees me” We talk about seeing someone so that we can understand them, so that we can meet their needs.
I’ve been thinking about the nativity – the Christmas story – of Mary, Joseph, wise men and kings and of a baby born in a stable.
In education, few ideas are as powerful – or as challenging – as Unconditional Positive Regard. Popularised by psychologist Carl Rogers, it means accepting and valuing others without condition or judgment, even when mistakes are made.
This week marked a landmark moment in LAAT’s ambitious digital strategy: pupils in Key Stage 2 and above at two LAAT schools received their very own iPads, the first step in the Trust’s plan to provide 1:1 digital access for every child.
