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Education Administration Programs in United Kingdom
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Salford City Academy
We are an academy for 11 to 16 year olds in Eccles, Greater Manchester. We are proud of be Ofsted rated GOOD in February 2022. We are proud to be part of United Learning, a group of academies, primaries and independent schools who work by the motto ‘The Best in Everyone’, and we wholeheartedly subscribe to this philosophy. Here at Salford City Academy we daily demonstrate and believe in our Core Values of: Responsibility ‘Be a leader not a follower’ Excellence ‘Being world class at things that require zero talent’ Ambition ‘Aim for the highest cloud, so if you miss it, you will hit a lofty mountain’ Commitment ‘Champions do extra’ Teamwork ‘Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much more’ Staff welcome engagement with parents, they expect students to work hard in every lesson. Staff reward student achievement in assemblies, end of term enrichment events and during parental engagement sessions. A newly formed PTA are working with staff and students to provide a range of events to bring the community together. Salford City Academy is an exciting and wonderful learning community, we are a welcoming, diverse and inspiring academy that promotes individuality and promotes a positive aspiring culture for all. Should you wish to visit and meet staff and students then please contact us!
51 to 200 staff
Save My Exams
Save My Exams is an online platform dedicated to helping GCSE, IB and A-level students achieve better grades. Our resources are used by millions of students, tutors and teachers all over the world to make their revision easier and more effective.
51 to 200 staff
Scarisbrick Hall School
Our Ethos We are committed to supporting and inspiring learners to succeed in an environment of love and care. By recognising each pupil as a unique individual, we explore and celebrate the qualities that both define and unify us, thereby creating a confident and happy community. Our Aims Academic – To nurture motivated, independent learners who strive to achieve or exceed their potential. Pastoral – To cultivate a happy, safe environment where all successes are celebrated. Moral – To embrace and celebrate diversity, fostering confidence, valuing opinions, and nurturing friendships. Social – All pupils will develop an awareness of their role and responsibilities within our global society, showing respect for themselves, others, and the world around them.
51 to 200 staff
Schools North East
Set up by schools for schools, Schools North East is a movement for change giving a voice to North East schools in the national education debate. School engagement and input drives everything that we do. As a grassroots education charity, we are the definitive, apolitical voice of North East schools, influencing the shape of regional and national policy to deliver on their vision for our young people. North East schools are at the very heart of what we do. Schools North East is unique: We are the first and only school-led regional network in the UK, representing all 1,150 schools in our region. We are independent, but not neutral. We are entirely self-funded. THE VOICE: We put a strong regional accent on the education debate, ensuring the national conversation reflects the urgent needs and concerns of North East school leaders. Schools North East is a hub, gathering the latest information and diverse perspectives from our school leaders, spreading them far and wide to ensure the North East’s voices are amplified in shaping the educational landscape. The Voice challenges myths. THE GLUE: Schools North East is for all North East schools – regardless of size, type, faith, structure or location. As The Glue, we bring our schools and trusts together to create a purposeful community for the benefit of all of our region’s children and young people. The Glue keeps the community connected and helps relationships flourish. Our events programme unites over 3,500 school colleagues from across the North East and beyond each year. THE BRIDGE: As The Bridge, we help connect our region’s schools and trusts with the outside world. We ensure a strong link between the North East’s schools and politicians, policymakers, universities, think tanks, and funding organisations that operate far away. Our Directors sit on a range of regional and national boards and stakeholder groups, ensuring that the regions schools are at the heart of all strategic conversations.
1 to 10 staff
Sheels Educational Ltd
With over 15 years experience in the Primary Education sector Sheels Educational Ltd has been helping schools and parents develop and update their book collections- from classics to the latest titles. Books and reading help to create a positive environment in schools and here at Sheels our aim is to help develop the school's existing reading resources through a number of means.class libraries, home reader collections and library services to name a few.
1 to 10 staff
Sherborne Area Schools' Trust Sast
We are a family of schools seeking to ensure an excellent and sustainable 0-19 education for children within our community across Dorset and South Somerset.
1001 to 5000 staff
Sir Thomas Rich's School
STRS is a successful and flourishing grammar school situated in Longlevens, Gloucester. Our founder, Sir Thomas Rich, established the school in as a Bluecoat Hospital school. Although we are now a progressive and modern centre of learning excellence, we have not forgotten our heritage and we are proud of our traditions, the best of which underpin and influence the overall ethos of the School.
51 to 200 staff
Society For Cardiothoracic Surgery In Great Britain And Ireland
Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland is a membership association for the Cardiothoracic Surgery Community based at 3The Royal College of Surgeons 38-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields London, United Kingdom.
1 to 10 staff
Solveway Apprenticeships
At Solveway Apprenticeships, we’re passionate about developing future-ready talent. Based in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, we specialise in delivering apprenticeships across Accountancy (AAT Levels 2–4), IT, and Data. We support both learners looking to launch successful careers and employers seeking to upskill their existing teams. We take pride in being more than just a training provider- we’re a dedicated partner. Our expert tutors bring real industry experience and a genuine commitment to learner success, offering engaging sessions, ongoing support, and tailored guidance throughout the apprenticeship journey. Our programmes are designed with both employers and learners in mind. Whether you're hiring a new apprentice or developing someone already on your team, we make the process simple, clear, and effective -from our free-recruitment and onboarding to End Point Assessment preparation. As a result, Solveway learners consistently achieve strong results, and our employer partners gain confident, skilled staff ready to make a real impact. We’re proud to be Biz4Biz Award Finalists in both Best Apprenticeship and Best Employment Services Provider, recognising our commitment to quality training and employer collaboration. Why work with us? Specialist training in AAT, IT & Data apprenticeships Personalised support from enrolment to EPA High-quality tutors with industry experience Streamlined recruitment & onboarding services Flexible delivery models to suit your team Whether you're a school leaver, career changer, or employer looking to grow your team, we’re here to help! Get in touch to find out how we can support your apprenticeship journey. Based in Hertfordshire – supporting learners and employers across England
11 to 50 staff
Sos Uk
An educational charity created in response to the climate emergency and ecological crisis.
11 to 50 staff
South Bromsgrove High
South Bromsgrove High is an good school and we are proud to serve our local community. It is our belief that every child deserves the very best when it comes to education and we make it our purpose to provide just that to all the young people who enter our school. We endeavour to provide the best possible teaching and curriculum; we want you to make progress and achieve the very best you can; but most of all we want you to be happy and enjoy your time with us.
51 to 200 staff
South Shields Marine School
South Shields Marine School is part of Tyne Coast College, formed from the merger in August 2017 of South Tyneside College and Tyne Metropolitan College (TyneMet), North Tyneside. We are proud to be a world-renowned centre of excellence for marine education and training. Established in 1861, we offer programmes across the whole spectrum of marine education and nautical sciences, including navigation, operations, marine and electrical engineering and communications and catering. We have a renowned reputation for quality, which has been underpinned by outstanding facilities and significant capital investment. Our specialist teaching resources are amongst the best in the world for marine and nautical training. Our knowledgeable, professional team ensures that all your marine personnel will receive an unrivalled training experience. We offer cadet programmes, professional industry training as well as offshore and safety training to international shipping companies and marine offshore markets. A majority of safety training programmes are delivered at our Marine Offshore Safety Training Centre (MOST) on Wapping Street, South Shields, one of the UK's major offshore training facilities.
201 to 500 staff
Southfield School, Kettering
Southfield School for Girls opened in 1976, after the amalgamation of Kettering High School for Girls and Rockingham Road Senior Girls School. It is one of two girls’ schools in Northamptonshire. In 1988 the Local Authority declared its intention to close Southfield. Fortunately, however, this decision coincided, with a new government policy to allow schools to become independent while staying within the state system, known as Grant Maintained Status. This status was granted on 1 April 1990 and Southfield was one of the first GM schools in the country. In there was a quiet transition to become a foundation school which put us back in touch with the Local Authority. In 2004, the school achieved Sports College status, followed in 2009 with Science as the school’s second specialism. In the same year we became accredited as a centre for Gifted and Talented students. After a successful fundraising campaign, Southfield opened a four-court sports hall and state of the art dance studio which have become thriving facilities in the greater Kettering community. After discussion and consultation the Governing Body decided to apply for Academy status which was achieved in August 2012. During 2013, we played a part in the celebration of Kettering High School’s 100 year history, whose ethos of educating girls in the Kettering area we continue today.#AWorldOfPossibilities
51 to 200 staff
Southwark Music
Southwark Music teaches children and young people to play instruments and sing. Our expert tutors work in schools throughout the borough and run Saturday Centres where everyone plays in a group or a band. We offer lessons and musical activities using a wide range of instruments and a variety of musical styles. Everything we do is of the highest quality. We make learning music dynamic, energetic, varied and, most of all, fun. Whether you’re a parent, teacher or a young person who wants to learn, we look forward to welcoming you to our award-winning service.
11 to 50 staff
Speak Like A Native Group
Real language learning with real people in real places. Speak Like A Native recommends language learners put away the apps and have a go at a new language in a real world setting. If you are connected to a nursery, school, office or care home - please get in touch and we can talk you through the programmes we offer. If you are fluent in Spanish, French or Mandarin and would like to be trained to run one of our courses then complete the application form on our website.
11 to 50 staff
Specialist Language Courses
SLC is the World’s leading provider of Medical English training services. Our digital courses and classrooms enable thousands of medical professionals and students around the world to work, travel, study, research, and communicate with each other in English, the lingua franca of medicine. We train nurses and doctors to achieve the scores they need in the Occupational English Test (OET) and IELTS to register in English-speaking countries, including the UK, Ireland, and Australia. We write and publish cutting-edge digital courses for students and professionals in medicine, nursing, pharmacy and care, enabling learners around the world to get outstanding, up-to-date content and resources wherever they may be. Our team includes internationally-renowned Medical English writers, teacher-trainers, Medical English teachers, exam specialists, and online language learning experts. We shape programmes around what our customers and learners need most. Our customers include NHS Trusts and Health Boards in the UK, international medical universities, private healthcare organisations, pharmaceutical companies, international healthcare recruiters and hundreds of individuals around the world. Contact us on- enquiries@specialistlanguagecourses.com -+ 44 1273 900213 - Sussex Innovation Centre, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9SB, UK
11 to 50 staff
Spencer Academies Trust
Established in 2011, Spencer has a well-established reputation for teaching excellence with some of the most successful and highest performing academies in the East Midlands region. We have a dedicated and talented staff team and through partnership and collaborative working share expertise, best practice and resources to make sure that our students benefit from the best possible educational experience, and our staff enjoy a positive, purposeful working environment with clear opportunities for career progression. We now have member schools across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire; a new presence in Leicestershire, and a strategic focus on Nottingham and Derby cities. Our results, and the journey that some of our schools have been on, speak for themselves. Over 90% of Trust schools are now classed as outstanding or good, with a 100% record of delivering sustained improvement between inspections. Our track record is based on close, positive relationships with parents and carers, and an l record of active community involvement. Our schools are valued accordingly and we are proud of individual successes: for example, at Derby’s Wyndham Primary Academy, taken from requiring improvement to status as an outstanding school in two years, and now a nationally regarded Research School.
1001 to 5000 staff
Springwell School Send
Springwell is a primary school for children aged 4 – 11 years with complex learning difficulties. All our children have a severe level of learning difficulties and many have associated disabilities such as autism, speech and language disorders and challenging behaviour. Every child within the School has an Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP).
51 to 200 staff
St Aldhelm's Academy
New Academy for 11 - 16 year olds in Poole. Covering Secondary Education. The Academy specialises in Sport and Mathematics. St. Aldhelm’s Academy, a community for 12-19 year olds, where innovative learning and teaching, and traditional values go hand in hand with a caring, supportive Christian ethos. The Academy is an exciting place to learn, where we are committed to ensuring everyone can take full advantage of a broad range of opportunities to develop their talents and abilities in a culture of respect and exemplary behaviour. Sport and Mathematics specialisms are an integral part of our stimulating, creative curriculum, and our Academy Day enables learners to extend their studies and take part in a diverse variety of enrichment activities. The Academy is organised around Houses, where young people are part of and learn in small family communities from all the year groups. Each young person has a say in the design of their learning plan and is supported by a mentor who coaches them to succeed. Sponsored by Diocese of Salisbury and Bournemouth University, the Academy brings together the Church of England’s core values and the university’s proven record in learning, teaching and research.
201 to 500 staff
St Augustine's Catholic College
Providing an inspiring Catholic education. We aim for the highest standards of learning and the development of wisdom for all our students.
51 to 200 staff
St Bernard's Catholic Grammar School
St Bernard's Catholic Grammar School founded in 1897 by the Holy Order of Bernadine Cistercian Sisters still occupies the historic Aldin House in Langley- once used as a Prep school for Eton College. Selective and voluntary aided, it educates students from Year 7 to 13 and is rated Outstanding by OFSTED.
51 to 200 staff
St Crispin's School, Wokingham
A popular, successful schoolSt. Crispin’s is an oversubscribed 11-18 mixed comprehensive that in July 2013 was described by OFSTED as “good” with “outstanding” features. We have a strong focus on the basics: excellent learning and teaching, a safe disciplined environment and an ethos which promotes the highest aspirations. We are a high-achieving school as our staff work exceptionally hard to get the best possible results for every student. We have an outstanding pastoral care system in place and are immensely proud of our record of being an inclusive school. We understand the importance of building positive relationships between staff, students and parents. We have a well-established senior leadership team acknowledged for its “outstanding” leadership and management by OFSTED. Turnover of staff is very low but as the school continues to grow, new appointments have been made. We have a good balance between those new to teaching and those with more experience. You will benefit from our well-developed Performance Management system and CPD programme that will reflect your ambitions. Each year there is also the opportunity for middle leaders to join the senior leadership team to further develop their management skills. We never want to rest on our laurels and always know we can do better. Academic performance is strong but there is work to do in ensuring good progress for all students. To this end we are part of the PIXL group (Partners in Excellence) which allows leaders at all levels to identify new ways of supporting all students to achieve their full potential. We collaborate closely with other local secondary schools and we have a unique strategic partnership with the world-renowned independent school - Wellington College. This provides our staff with the opportunity to share best practice.
51 to 200 staff
St Edmund's Catholic Academy
St Edmund's Catholic Academy Sixth Form Alumni Forum - for current and past students of the school to get updates, ask questions or share experiences of career paths.
501 to 1000 staff
St Edmunds Society
St-Eds Training Centre provides a positive learning environment for young people to gain employability skills, who are better suited to a vocational education.
11 to 50 staff
