Students at Ivy House School enjoyed a fantastic Halloween celebration!
The day gave students an opportunity to practise their communication skills using AAC, signs, symbols, gestures, and speech while making choices, connecting with friends, and joining in the fun.
Congratulations to Woodhey High School on achieving national recognition for student attendance throughout the 2025/26 academic year!
Across Shaw Education Trust, our schools shape learning around their communities and offer opportunities that help young people build independence and skills for life after education.
Find out more about our values: bit.ly/SET-values
At Shaw Education Trust, Opportunity includes helping colleagues grow.
CPD, coaching, apprenticeships and leadership development give staff ways to build their skills and explore their next step.
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Congratulations to the 12 students at Tottington High School appointed to the Student Senior Leadership Team!
A fantastic opportunity to develop leadership skills, build confidence and make a positive difference to their school community.
Year 2 pupils at Seabridge Primary School enjoyed a visit from Newcastle Fire Service, learning vital fire safety skills, exploring a fire engine and discovering how firefighting has changed since the Great Fire of London. A fantastic hands-on learning opportunity!
Opportunity is one of the values that guides Shaw Education Trust.
It means giving students and colleagues access to the education, support and pathways they need to grow and succeed.
Find out more about our values: bit.ly/SET-values
How does a small school plan effectively for mixed-age classes?
The Meadows Primary School has focused on careful curriculum planning, learning strategies and flexible grouping to support children across age groups.
Learners at Tottington High School have been busy caring for their community!
They helped campaign for a bus commemorating former student Olivia Campbell-Hardy, joined residents for bowls and worked with Tottington Litter Pickers. Some great examples of community in action.
By listening to pupils, investing in staff and creating more opportunities to perform, Streethay Primary School has strengthened its music provision and achieved the Music Partnership Excellence in Music Bronze Award.
Every Shaw Education Trust school is unique.
We support each school to develop what works best for its community while benefiting from shared expertise, collaboration and professional development across our family of schools.
At Moorhill Primary School, technology, thoughtful teaching and consistent encouragement are helping pupils build confidence and strengthen their mathematical fluency.
Discover how this approach is making a difference across the school.
Great schools are built by great people.
At Shaw Education Trust, colleagues are supported with high-quality CPD, leadership development, coaching and opportunities to learn from experienced practitioners throughout their careers.
Every improvement starts with a simple question: how can we help more pupils succeed?
Kidsgrove Secondary School's 'Frost v Till' initiative has strengthened attendance, encouraged positive behaviour and created a culture where pupils are motivated to achieve together.
Congratulations from all staff here at SET to the incredible students receiving their GCSE results today.
You’ve done a great job… we can’t wait to see what your next steps will be!
A sold-out Immersion Day. 16 delegates. 13 schools. One shared mission: improving SEND provision for all learners. Ivy House School’s evidence-informed approach inspired colleagues and boosted confidence across the region.
Learn more: bit.ly/ivyhouseschool.
Are you an experienced Executive Assistant looking for a role where your work truly makes an impact?
Find out more about the role: bit.ly/4bk31Wz
Application deadline: August 13th, 9:00 AM.
Join Shaw Education Trust in the role of Executive Assistant to the CEO and help support the strategic leadership.
If you're passionate about excellence, collaboration and purpose, we'd love to hear from you.
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Deadline: 13/08/26, 9:00 AM.
At Endon High School, equity started in the classroom. By creating a consistent approach to teaching, questioning and participation, the school reduced variation between lessons and helped more students take an active role in their learning.













