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Academic Improvement Committee

The Academic Improvement Committee exists:

  • To scrutinise educational achievement within the Trust to ensure the delivery of the Trust strategic priority ‘excellent teaching and learning’.
  • To hold the CEO, Directors of Education and Senior Leadership Teams to account for academic achievement and excellent teaching and learning across the Trust.
  • To identify any significant changes in performance, emerging trends, and risks in relation to any school or academy within the Trust.
  • To receive insight and review reports on any Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) determined by the Committee as relevant to their responsibilities.
  • To receive external national benchmarking data (DfE/Ofsted) for comparison and analysis.
  • To consider and advise the Board of Trustees on relevant reports by the Department of Education and Ofsted and where appropriate the recommended management response to these.
  • To consider insight from Local Governing Boards on Stakeholder Engagement, Stakeholder Voice and their Quality Assurance activities which are likely to assist and inform the work of the Committee.
  • To approve on behalf of the Trust Board the Admissions Policies/Statement for consultation with Local Authorities as required.