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Burpham Primary School has joined Learning Partners Academy Trust.
14th September 2023
The team at Learning Partners are thrilled to announce that Burpham Primary School have joined the trust, bringing the trust to a total of 13 schools. Three further schools are to join this academic year and a new specialist maths schools will become part of the family in September 2024.
Burpham Primary School is for children between the ages of four and eleven and includes a specialist centre for children with communication and interaction needs (COIN) in its provision. It is a two-form entry school and has been the heart of the Burpham community since 1908.
Jack Mayhew, CEO of Learning Partners Academy Trust said “We are delighted that Burpham made the decision to join our trust, our values are clearly aligned and I am certain that by working together we will be successful in continuing to move forward in providing a superb rounded education for the children at Burpham. We look forward to supporting the school to achieve its vision and learning from them. We are also very happy to become part of the Burpham community.”
Jo White, Headteacher of Burpham Foundation Primary School said “We are thrilled to become part of Learning Partners Academy Trust and are looking forward to working with the other schools and central team, to develop and strengthen our resources ensuring that we can give all of our pupils the best start in education and lives.”
Burpham Foundation Primary School aspires to help every child in its care to develop as a whole person, becoming confident, happy, independent, creative and adaptable; to love learning and achieve more than they ever thought possible. The experienced and well-established team have high expectations and aspirations for all their pupils and never stops trying to find new ways of promoting learning and making improvements to the school.
In line with Burpham, Learning Partners Academy Trust wholeheartedly embraces the educational qualities of learning and partnership. The trust’s mission is to create a love of learning in the lives of students and to encourage partnership and collaboration. Its values of ambition, collaboration, inspiration, innovation and integrity are a collective cornerstone to motivate staff and students and are key to delivering the best educational experience to every child.
The team at Learning Partners are thrilled to announce that Burpham Primary School have joined the trust, bringing the trust to a total of 13 schools. Three further schools are to join this academic year and a new specialist maths schools will become part of the family in September 2024.
Burpham Primary School is for children between the ages of four and eleven and includes a specialist centre for children with communication and interaction needs (COIN) in its provision. It is a two-form entry school and has been the heart of the Burpham community since 1908.
Jack Mayhew, CEO of Learning Partners Academy Trust said “We are delighted that Burpham made the decision to join our trust, our values are clearly aligned and I am certain that by working together we will be successful in continuing to move forward in providing a superb rounded education for the children at Burpham. We look forward to supporting the school to achieve its vision and learning from them. We are also very happy to become part of the Burpham community.”
Jo White, Headteacher of Burpham Foundation Primary School said “We are thrilled to become part of Learning Partners Academy Trust and are looking forward to working with the other schools and central team, to develop and strengthen our resources ensuring that we can give all of our pupils the best start in education and lives.”
Burpham Foundation Primary School aspires to help every child in its care to develop as a whole person, becoming confident, happy, independent, creative and adaptable; to love learning and achieve more than they ever thought possible. The experienced and well-established team have high expectations and aspirations for all their pupils and never stops trying to find new ways of promoting learning and making improvements to the school.
In line with Burpham, Learning Partners Academy Trust wholeheartedly embraces the educational qualities of learning and partnership. The trust’s mission is to create a love of learning in the lives of students and to encourage partnership and collaboration. Its values of ambition, collaboration, inspiration, innovation and integrity are a collective cornerstone to motivate staff and students and are key to delivering the best educational experience to every child.
