榴莲视频官方 and Hertfordshire County Council

Hertfordshire County Council has announced that 榴莲视频官方 has been chosen to run the new non-faith primary schools and secondary school in Bishops Stortford.

榴莲视频官方 (AST) is delighted to have been selected as the Multi-Academy Trust that, in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council, will maintain the three new schools planned for the new all-through Learning Village in the north of Bishop鈥檚 Stortford.

The Chair of the AST Board of Trustees Professor Mike Younger states: 鈥淲e are incredibly proud to have been asked to work with Hertfordshire County Council on the creation of the new all-through Learning Village. The development of this exciting new project will allow us to establish high quality provision for local families and the wider community.鈥�

Mike Ion AST鈥檚 Head of School Improvement adds:

鈥淲e fully subscribe to Hertfordshire鈥檚 vision of delivering a 鈥榥ew, sustainable primary and secondary provision at the heart of this new community. Setting up this exciting all-through provision will allow us to become part of the local community and contribute towards the councils鈥� ambitions. We are confident that the partnership we can offer Hertfordshire as a Trust will be an asset to the educational provision within the community. AST has a strong track record of establishing high performing new schools, as evident in the excellent results at each phase of schooling we currently maintain from the early years to Key Stage 4 and post-16. In addition to performing well as individual schools, our schools are predominantly well above the local and national averages at every assessment phase. We fully embrace the 鈥榓ll-through learning village鈥� which aligns completely with our vision as a trust for seamless, all-through education.鈥�