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We are the national organisation and sector body for school trusts in England advocating for, connecting and supporting executive and governance leaders.
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In our latest guest blog post FFT Education's Pete Collison suggests some questions for trustees to ask about exam results - those past and those to come.
Read his suggestions: twp.ai/4hv7EH
In our latest guest blog post, Dan Morrow from @CeltAcademies says trusts and government should embrace a "constitutional upgrade" to make all trusts cooperative civic trusts.
Read why here: twp.ai/4hvBMB
@MoreMorrow
New research looking at nearly two decades of school data shows that schools that become academies improve more than other state-funded schools.
Advancing Education ranks schools year-by-year against national figures, cutting through changes in exams and inspection rules.
Also published today is a new study by @ImpactEd_Group, combining a review of existing research with fresh analysis of national school data.
The Trust Effect report focuses on sponsored academies finding improvement across attainment, pupil progress, and inspection outcomes.
(1) Commenting on the PISA 2025 report published today, Leora Cruddas said: “The latest PISA report is testament to the hard work of children and staff across the country...
(2) "While there is always more work to do, particularly in closing disadvantage and gender gaps, we should recognise the continued and sustained improvement of our state schools over several years.
Thousands of students are today receiving their A level, T level, and Level 3 VTQ results.
Today is the culmination of years of hard work by students, backed by dedicated teachers and support staff – and the start of new chapters. We congratulate you on your achievements.
Our new report draws on consultation with CST member trusts and research by safeguarding consultant Jon Le Fevre to explore how trusts engage with local children’s safeguarding partnerships.
Read it here: twp.ai/4huNyN
We're pleased to welcome Chalkie AI and Widgit Software as recognised suppliers to CST. Explore our recognised suppliers directory: twp.ai/4hsmlU
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Congratulations @LucyMPowell. @CSTvoice looks forward to working with you.
In our latest guest blog post, Ned Younger from the Centre for the Children’s Workforce says we have the chance to build more coherent support for children.
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CST has long advocated for the role of school trusts as civic partners. Our new discussion paper explores what that means in an age of devolution and place-based decision making, working at neighbourhood, local, and regional or system level:
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As we gather for our 2026 CEO Summit, we're publishing a new edition of The partnership dividend. Created with the Reach Foundation it looks at how trusts can be part of civic leadership in place, with practical examples of partnership in action.
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@ReachFND
Blanket talk about 'work-life balance' misses the complexity of being a good employer says @TedWraggTrust's Lisa Thomas, in our latest guest blog post.
We need approaches that understand and adapt to individual needs.
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Advance tickets are now available for CST’s 2026-2027 community conferences and summits.
Rooted in our professional communities, these events bring trust leaders together to share practice, build connection and explore key questions. Secure your place: twp.ai/4htWuB
Join us tomorrow for our next CST member engagement meeting to hear from Sir Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer, and take part in a wider discussion on the political and policy outlook for school trusts.
CST members can register for this session on MyCST.
With falling primary pupil numbers, trusts are being encouraged to look at repurposing buildings as school-based nurseries. But in our latest guest blog post Ark's Katie Oliver says that risks getting things the wrong way round. Find out why here: twp.ai/4hrsnC