Important information:

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Update regarding Year 10 face-to-face provision: Following the Prime Minister’s announcement on Sunday evening, we have revised our plans around Year 10 in-school provision. This will now start of Monday 15th June. A single House will attend school each day, in alphabetical order – St Giles on Mondays, St John on Tuesdays, St Laurence on Wednesdays, and St Peter on Thursdays. I will be in contact with further information next week. In-school provision for the children of critical workers and more vulnerable children will continue on 1st June, as previously planned. These students can wear non-uniform for the first two weeks, until Year 10 join us.
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Diocese of Hereford Multi-Academy Trust (DHMAT)

About DHMAT

The Diocese of Hereford has been actively engaged in education for over 500 years. The first church schools in the diocese were established in the 16th Century and at one time most of the parishes in the diocese had some form of church school. This was largely through the efforts of the National Society and the rapid expansion of the church’s involvement in education during the 19th century.

There has been increased focus nationally on schools converting to academies and the Diocese created a Multi-Academy Trust in 2013 as the educational landscape was changing fast. The Bishop Anthony Education Trust is determined to provide outstanding support for teaching and education as well as the provision of first-class administrative and financial support.

DHMAT Aims

  • To ensure that our academies are centres of excellence with a focus on the nurture and achievement of all their members
  • To foster, maintain and celebrate the Christian distinctiveness of our Church Schools as places for those of faith or no faith
  • To promote mutual support, encouragement and benefit between all our academies
  • To develop, as the foundation stone of academic achievement, a strong culture of professional development amongst our staff
  • To recognise and address the challenges of small rural communities
  • To celebrate and maintain the unique identity of each school within its community and within the family of academies
  • To recognise and enable those who often remain invisible, through ethnic or cultural disadvantage, or through disability or poverty

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