Welcome to our family
we are caring, supportive and make decisions based on shared values and principles.
Welcome to our family
we are caring, supportive and make decisions based on shared values and principles.
Welcome to our family
we are caring, supportive and make decisions based on shared values and principles.
Welcome
We are a successful, collaborative and enterprising trust with a proven track record of enabling schools to thrive.
DNEAT provides a safe haven for schools that want to preserve their Christian heritage, ethos and values and maintain their distinctive character.
The Christian vision and values that shape our culture and practice
Our passion and ambition is to see children in all our schools achieve excellent educational outcomes alongside developing and growing into their potential as individuals made in the image of God. Our culture is one of high aspiration rooted in our Christian values as demonstrated in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. This shapes our ethos and culture whereby all working or volunteering within our academy trust should ‘walk and talk’ our Christian vision and values. A desire to see all truly flourish and to be inclusive organisations, welcoming those of all faiths and none, is at the heart of our approach.
Our Trust vision is based upon Proverbs 24: 3 – 24: 4 (ESV); By wisdom a house is built; and by understanding it is established: By knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches. We try to live all Christian values but have selected kindness, courage, community and wisdom as the key ones for our Trust. These are our guiding stars on our journey.
Our academies are large and small, rural and urban, and join us at different stages of their journey. We support them all.
We have developed support services that really work so our academies can focus on providing learning environments where all children and young people can flourish and succeed, whatever their background or beliefs.
Community – Courage – Kindness – Wisdom
Our Values & Aims
We are collectively working to provide the best we can for the children, young people and communities we serve. We make no apologies for having high ambition for all, and we truly value the wider educational experience.
The Christian vision and values that shape our culture and practice
Our passion and ambition is to see children in all our schools achieve excellent educational outcomes alongside developing and growing into their potential as individuals made in the image of God. Our culture is one of high aspiration rooted in our Christian values as demonstrated in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. This shapes our ethos and culture whereby all working or volunteering within our academy trust should ‘walk and talk’ our Christian vision and values. A desire to see all truly flourish and to be inclusive organisations, welcoming those of all faiths and none, is at the heart of our approach.
Our Trust vision is based upon Proverbs 24: 3 – 24: 4 (ESV); By wisdom a house is built; and by understanding it is established: By knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches. We try to live all Christian values but have selected kindness, courage, community and wisdom as the key ones for our Trust. These are our guiding stars on our journey.
We walk and talk our Christian values. That means we put people at the centre of the organisation and want to see them flourish and grow. Our schools are inclusive, welcoming those of all faiths and none.
"Your staff, leaders, governors and the Trust work effectively as a team, supporting each other well." Ofsted
“The Trust has ensured that its systems for governance and school improvement all connect. This means that the school is challenged and supported effectively. The school works together with other smaller schools in the trust. This provides staff with many opportunities to collaborate, develop professionally and share practice, which they value highly. This also supports their workload and well-being, of which leaders are continually mindful.”
Ofsted, Gillingham St Michael’s Church of England Primary Academy
“Trustees and governors provide strong support to the school. They challenge where needed. The Trust and governors share the school’s ambition that all pupils will learn what is required to succeed. They and school leaders have the same aspirations for staff. Staff feel fully valued. Their well-being and professional learning are equally important.”
Ofsted, Whitefriars Church of England Primary Academy
