Our Partners
East Anglian Schools Trust
East Anglian Schools Trust (EAST) was awarded accreditation by the Department of Education in July 2020 to deliver school centred initial teacher training under the operating name of EAST SCITT. EAST, the legal entity is a Multi-Academy Trust, established in September 2019 is currently responsible for three high schools: Bungay High School; Farlingaye High School and Kesgrave High School, with the expectation local primary and secondary schools will join the trust shortly. EAST are united by our principles and our commitment to working together to achieve excellence in education. Please visit the EAST website to find out more:
Children’s Endeavour Trust
EAST SCITT work closely in partnership with Children’s Endeavour Trust (CET), a community of seven primary schools across Suffolk. They have a proven track record of delivering high quality training and have the skills and expertise required to facilitate on all aspects of our primary programmes, evidenced by Springfield Junior School being awarded Teaching School Alliance status in 2016. They provide significant strategic support to EAST SCITT.
Our Partner Schools
Our partnership of schools is constantly growing and expanding, we are proud to work with a number of schools in Suffolk and look forward to more schools joining our alliance in the future. These include, but are not limited to:
Primary
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Secondary
Benjamin Britten Academy of Music and Mathematics
Bungay High School
Chantry Academy
Claydon High School
Copleston High School
Debenham C of E High School
Farlingaye High School
Kesgrave High School
King Edward VI School
Northgate High School
St Benedict's School
Sir John Leman High School
Stowupland High School
Thomas Mills High School
Westbourne Academy
University of Buckingham
EAST SCITT has formed a partnership with University of Buckingham, in order to support the delivery of and accredit the PGCE element for our programmes. The university has been successfully training teachers through their own programmes since 2002. In the last few years, they have formed collaborative partnerships with SCITTs, such as ours, to award the PGCE to compliment the QTS award for teacher training.