Beechen Cliff Secondary School is the latest school to announce that on the 1st February 2019 the School, already an Single Academy Trust (SAT) joined the Midsomer Norton Schools’ Partnership Multi Academy Trust (MAT).
Approved by the Secretary of State for Education, this transfer will allow the School to have a larger support network offered by the MNSP MAT which now operates 14 primary schools in the Midsomer Norton area as well as the two secondary schools in the town and St Dunstan’s secondary in Glastonbury.
Andrew Davies, Headmaster commented “Being part of the trust will enable our staff to work closely with the other schools to share and further develop good practice, which will benefit our pupils and the whole school community. The MNSP will also challenge us further as we strive to provide the very highest quality experiences and outcomes for our children without losing the unique ethos of Beechen Cliff School.”
MAT CEO and Executive Headteacher Alun Williams said: “I am extremely pleased that Beechen Cliff Secondary School has decided to join the Midsomer Norton Schools’ Partnership. We look forward to working more closely with the school and extend this collaboration to support opportunities for all in the Beechen Cliff School community. I really look forward to forming strong working relationships with the staff and children at the school, as do all those colleagues and children who are already part of the Midsomer Norton Schools’ Partnership”.
