Alliance Prospectus March – September 2015

Fairfields Teaching School Alliance
Prospectus March—September 2015
Working in partnership with …
Northamptonshire
County Council
Teaching
School
Karen Lewis (Headteacher) writes …
Welcome to our second prospectus since our Alliance re-launch last October. It is not
glossy, it is not corporate, it is not full of off-the-shelf, one-size fits all national training
packages. It is, instead, full of training and school to school support opportunities
which you, our Alliance members, have asked us to organise. We see ourselves as a
“cottage industry” teaching school, responding to local need, drawing upon the considerable resources and expertise in our 48 Alliance member schools and using our extensive range of wider
local and regional contacts. We do not run our Alliance on the basis of “here is what we are offering, we
hope it is what you want, take it or leave it”. Rather, because you have paid your membership fee, we take
the opposite approach … “tell us what you want and we will sort it”. So we are pleased that so many of the
new training and support opportunities in this prospectus are in response to your requests.
The prospectus is split into three sections :
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Activities exclusive to Alliance members (we call them “free” as a shorthand, but what we mean is
that you have already paid for them as part of your membership fee). Watch out for yellow label
emails.
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Activities in our Universal offer to all schools (charged, but usually at a 20% discount to Alliance members) . Watch out for green label emails.
A running theme which you will notice when leafing through this prospectus is “partnership”. We are proud
that the vast majority of activities in our Universal Offer are run in partnership with other teaching schools,
the University of Northampton or NCC. On our own we cannot be all things to all people and our emphasis
in our Alliance, as you would expect, is very much on vulnerable learners, inclusion and special educational
needs. So by extending our reach and running joint programmes in the true spirit of cooperation, we can be
much more effective.
We are also being innovative. Consequently, this prospectus offers you news of our sign-up to the School
Improvement Exchange web-resource—a central depository for Alliance Schools to outline what they are
good at and what they need—in essence, a “dating agency” for school improvement. Also, our Teaching and
Learning Seminars have got off the ground over the last few weeks and we are already receiving hugely positive feedback from those schools who have chosen to participate. This ground-breaking model of school improvement—which gets right into the classroom—is something about which we feel very passionate and we
are enormously grateful to Sally Manz for taking up the challenge of making the programme live.
We hope that there is something in this prospectus for everyone. If there isn’t—you must tell us—we are
committed to ensuring you gain the maximum possible benefit from your Fairfields Teaching School Alliance
membership over the next few months and into the future.
Karen Lewis
Exclusive to Alliance Members (1)
The majority of activities in this prospectus are exclusive to Alliance members and offered as part of your
membership fee. They are CPD and school to school
support opportunities that you have asked for and
we have been very pleased to organise them on your
behalf. Look out for our distinctive yellow label
emails giving you regular updates and further information on Alliance member only activities.
New
New
YOUR MOST CHALLENGING LEARNERS
TA TRAINING
Thursday 21st May 2015 4.00pm-5.45pm or
Thursday 25th June 2015 4.00pm-5.45pm
SUPPORTING STRUGGLING LEARNERS IN THE
CLASSROOM (NOT IN THE CORRIDOR)
Venue : Fairfields School, Northampton
Wednesday 20th May 2015 1.00pm—3.00pm or
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
Tuesday 23rd June 2015 1.00pm—3.00pm or
Wednesday 16th September 2015 1.00pm-3.00pm
You know that pupil in your school who is significantly
more challenging than any other pupil … the one who
maybe parents, governors (and even your staff) are
pushing you to exclude … the one who may be saddled
with that perjorative label ADHD …
What do you do with them?
Venue : The Gateway School, Tiffield
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
Our Leading SENCos take your TAs through some
strategies for engaging pupils in small group teaching,
mixed ability and otherwise, including quick and easy
Assessment for Learning
Book via : [email protected]
Book via : [email protected]
01604 777890
01604 777890
WHAT COMES BEFORE READING?
New
By popular request ...
New
Wednesday 3rd June 2015 4.00pm-5.45pm
HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS : CONSTRUCTING
OR REFINING YOUR PROVISION MAP
Venue : Fairfields School, Northampton
Monday 8th June 2015 1.00pm—3.00pm or
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
Wednesday 24th June 2015 1.00pm—3.00pm or
Tuesday 28th April 2015 4.00pm-5.45pm or
Thursday 9th July 2015 1.00pm-3.00pm
Venue : Sunley Conference Centre Northampton
There are 13 pre-requisite cognitive skills which pupils
need in order to learn to read (or count). Beneath
these, there are a multitude of earlier developmental
skills which build towards these cognitive skills (pre-pre
-skills, if you like!) Most children develop these prerequisite cognitive skills in early years (that is what the
EYFS curriculum is for) … but what if they don’t?
Bring your provision map on your laptop. Our expert
team of Leading SENcos will lead you through the mysteries of hyperlinking and costing your map for High
Needs Funding applications. Limited to 12 places per
session.
Book via : [email protected]
Book via : [email protected]
01604 777890
01604 777890
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
Exclusive to Alliance Members (2)
The majority of activities in this prospectus are exclusive
to Alliance members and offered as part of your membership fee. They are CPD and school to school support
opportunities that you have asked for and we have been
very pleased to organise them on your behalf. Look out
for our distinctive yellow label emails giving you regular
updates and further information on Alliance member
only activities.
New
New
GROW YOUR OWN TEACHERS
OFSTED READY
Monday 27th April 2015 4.00pm-5.45pm or
Waiting for the call?
Venue : Fairfields School, Northampton
Want to know their latest thinking?
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
SUMMER TERM DATE TBA 4.00pm –5.30pm
Do you have someone in your school, with a degree
and at least 3 years working experience (not necessarily
in education) who you would like to train and retain as
a teacher? (Or could you host such a person). If so,
School Direct salaried route is for you. Or … could you
host a trainee on School Direct tuition only route
(supernumerary to your staffing team?)
We run School Direct in very successful partnership
with the University of Derby. In June, we need to put
in our bid for places for 2016-2017. Come to this
meeting and find out how to get involved
Watch out for flyer
Venue : Fairfields School, Northampton
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
At these twice-yearly meetings, two Ofsted inspectors
in our Alliance take you through latest news about the
Ofsted inspection criteria. What is the current agenda?
What are Ofsted currently looking for? How best can
you prepare for a smooth-running inspection?
Book via : [email protected]
01604 777890
Book via : [email protected]
New
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT EXCHANGE
In Partnership with the School Development Support
Agency, Leicester City
An online resource exclusively for Alliance Schools.
A central depository for Alliance Schools to outline
what they are good at and what they need—in essence,
a “dating agency” for school improvement.
Sign-up details available end of March.
Watch out for a yellow label email with further details.
AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP
Next meeting : Monday 2nd March 2015 1.00pm
Venue : Headlands Primary School
A regular forum for all teachers in our Alliance who are
interested learning more about how best to teach and
organise provision for pupils with ASD. The group
meets to discuss all aspects of managing children’s
needs with ASD to include the curriculum, therapies,
sensory resources, communication approaches and
transition as well as support that is available to parents.
The group sets its own agenda and discusses resources,
approaches and programmes that have been of use.
The focus for the next meeting is moderating profiles.
Book via : Alison Dolan (SENCo at Kingsthorpe Grove)
[email protected] 01604 714674.
Exclusive to Alliance Members (3)
The majority of activities in this prospectus are exclusive to Alliance members and offered as part of your
membership fee. They are CPD and school to school
support opportunities that you have asked for and we
have been very pleased to organise them on your behalf. Look out for our distinctive yellow label emails
giving you regular updates and further information on
Alliance member only activities.
DYSLEXIA
GETTING THE BEST FROM COACHING
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP
One day course for teachers
Next meeting : Wed 17th June 4.00pm-6.00pm
Venue : University of Northampton
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
This is a forum for teachers in our Alliance who are
teaching pupils with dyslexia or who just want to gain
more insight and expertise in this area in oder to develop their practice. The intention is that the agenda will
be varied and , at some meetings , we will call upon
contributions from different experts in the field. This
group is jointly chaired by Lesley Tobin (Leading SENCo : Thrapston Primary) and Mary Doveston (University
of Northampton).
Book via : [email protected]
Friday 6th March 2015 9.00am –3.30pm
Venue : Fairfields School, Northampton
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
Led by Lesley Elder (SLE) and Sharon Pancoust (SLE) –
both of whom are fully trained coaches in education.
Maximum of two delegates per Alliance School.
Book via : [email protected]
01604 777890
This course will be repeated in the summer term, if
there is sufficient demand.
FACILITATED VISITS
LIFE WITHOUT LEVELS
There is a wealth of expertise across the 48 schools in
our Alliance and sometimes the best way of tapping
into that is going to have a look. Facilitated exchange
visits (not necessarily looking at the same thing) can be
a really powerful professional development opportunity and very often can have an immediate impact back
in the classroom.
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP
Eventually, when we have the School Improvement
Exchange website all set up, it will be easy for our Alliance Schools to sort these out for themselves.
However, for the time being, Michael Thompson
(Teaching Schools Manager) is pleased to act as “air
traffic control”. If you would like Michael to facilitate a
visit, please email :
[email protected]
Thursday 4th June 2015 4.15pm-5.45pm
Venue : Upton Meadows Primary School
Exclusive and free to Alliance members
13 of our Alliance Schools met in November. We
shared our thinking on assessing progress in relation to
the new curriculum. We decided to go away and “do
stuff”. Then get back together in June. Please come
and share what your school is thinking/developing.
New joiners from our Alliance Schools extremely welcome.
Book via : [email protected]
01604 777890
Exclusive to Alliance Members (4)
Not in PDET
package
This page is devoted to our Teaching and Learning Seminars - an innovative programme, which is
also a research project with the University of Derby. As you will see from the feedback below,
the programme has got off to an excellent start. Schools send three teachers (a senior leader, an
aspiring leader, a teacher) to their seminar and bring along their “teaching and learning challenge”. This is very much a pilot project and this first round of seminars (spring and summer
terms) allows us the opportunity to find out how these will work best … some seminars have
been put together based on “common themes”, others based on “disparate themes”. However
your seminar is structured, the intention is that your delegates will leave the seminar with a
definite mini-action plan and way forward with the challenge you have brought to the table,
having had the opportunity to share that in a non-compromising, professional environment.
Our Teaching and Learning Seminars are facilitated by Sally Manz of Integritas Learning.
TEACHING AND LEARNING SEMINARS
It was really good to have
time out of school to reflect,
be challenged in our thinking and have the opportunity to discuss with Sally. The
biggest impact for me has
been the way the seeds that
were sown at the seminar
have prompted further
thinking about our challenge
in directions I wasn’t expecting, so thank you.
Shelly Bramble:
Headteacher : Bugbrooke
Primary
A growth mindset
An exploration and a discussion
A maze not a road
A safe space
A professional support network
A voyage of discovery
An agreed outcome
Measurable impact on learning, pupils, leaders
and teachers
My three colleagues found the session very useful – and
feel that they have come away equipped with a strategy
to move forward with our challenge. All three – the SLT
member, middle leader and less experienced teacher
were buzzing with enthusiasm on arrival back to
school. They said the session was “brilliant”. My SLT
member felt that the facilitation was incredibly strong –
he felt that the session had actually been extremely valuable and exemplary coaching on all levels. Every contribution felt valued, and they found it to be a very positive
experience to work with two schools we don’t usually
work with. I wish I had gone too! Lorraine Schofield :
Headteacher : Wootton Primary School
It is still not too late to get involved this academic year.
Contact [email protected]
The teaching and learning seminar was really
useful for my staff.
Mainly because it gave
us high quality thinking
time and the opportunity to make some
strategic decision
making. It was also
good to share ideas and
suggestions with others. It will be valuable
to catch up later on
when some of the action plan has been
worked upon. I am also
looking forward to welcoming Sally to the
school (on her follow up
visit) so that we can use
her expertise!
Sue Gardner :
Headteacher : Upton
Meadows Primary
School
It was really useful for us – gave my
colleagues and me a chance to reflect on what we do, and how we
can improve on this. It was also
great to speak with colleagues from
other schools, who gave us some
great ideas which we hopefully reciprocated. Really good to get some
quality time to consider a problem
and start to reach a solution.
Yvonne Watts : Headteacher :
Guilsborough Primary School
Universal Offer to all schools (1)
Our universal offer is our traded CPD and School to
School support for all schools. Alliance Schools have a
20% discount on most aspects of the Universal Offer.
(Activities marked with an “x” are those for which the
discount does not apply).
Look out for our distinctive green label emails giving
you regular updates and further information on activities in our universal offer
ANNUAL INCLUSION CONFERENCE
Offered in partnership with NCC
The Science of Learning
X
Friday 13th November 2015
INCLUSION NETWORK MEETINGS
Offered in partnership with NCC
5th May : Northampton Saints -always 4.00pm-6.00pm
7th May Kettering Conference Centre
Marriott Hotel, Northampton
30th June Kettering Conference Centre
For all SENCos + senior leaders + multi-professionals.
2nd July : Northampton Saints
£220.00 per delegate (No member discount)*
£50.00 non-members. £40.00 members
“If teaching is an art, then learning is a science” What
is really happening in children’s brains as they learn
and develop and how can we optimise conditions for
learning? Is it really just chemistry and electricity going
on in there?
Our SENCos across the County will already be familiar
with these half-termly events. This has been, for several years, the Local Authority’s main forum for communicating relevant information to SENCos and offering generic training to them in their important role.
Fairfields Teaching School Alliance is now organising
these meetings on behalf of Northamptonshire County
Council, otherwise nothing about them has changed.
National keynote speakers
To book, email [email protected]
To book, email [email protected]
NEWLY QUALIFIED TEACHER PROGRAMME
OUTSTANDING TEACHER PROGRAMME
Offered in partnership with SWAN Teaching School Alliance and Northampton School for Boys
Offered in partnership with Woodland View Primary
School
Monday 9th March : Time Management
8 week course (not consecutive weeks)
Starts 28th April 2015
Monday 20th April : Meeting the Needs of All Learners
Northampton venues.
£615.00 for full course
(Fairfields School 4.00pm-5.45pm)
Free to Alliance Members
This has been a very successful and well attended programme which was organised very quickly last October
to ensure all primary NQTs in the County were on a
suitable programme. We fully intend to run the programme again next academic year.
Contact [email protected] for
further information about next year’s programme.
X
Led by Lesley Elder and Katie Hicklin – both of whom
are Olevi-trained OTP coaches.
Please contact Lesley Elder for full details
[email protected]
01604 714777
Universal Offer to all schools (2)
Our universal offer is our traded CPD and School to
School support for all schools. Alliance Schools have a
20% discount on most aspects of the Universal Offer.
(Activities marked with an “x” are those for which the
discount does not apply).
Look out for our distinctive green label emails giving
you regular updates and further information on activities in our universal offer
SENCO ACCREDITATION
SEN GOVERNOR TRAINING
Offered in partnership with NCC and The University of
Northampton
18th March, 8th July, 14th Oct , 20th Jan (2016)
Riverside House, Northampton 6.30pm—8.30pm
Fairfields Teaching School Alliance continues to
contribute to planning, coordination and teaching
of this nationally accredited course. Cohort 7 (40
course members) of the National Award for SEN
Coordination are currently half way through the
programme.
The new SEN Code of Practice states that SENCos
must be accredited via this programme within 3
years of being appointed.
Recruitment for cohort 8 will open in June 2015
For more information, please contact:
[email protected] to apply or telephone
Hayley Brown on 01604 893015
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Discussion points for SEN Governors to have
with SENCos - based on the questions Ofsted
would now ask
Overview of the SEN Code of Practice as it impacts upon schools
Activities/discussion relating to accurate identification of SEN (as it is now defined in the
Code of Practice)
An overview of provision mapping and clarification about latest guidance on use of individual education plans
Booking via :
[email protected]
SPECIALIST SEN SUPPORT
SEN DATA DEVELOPMENT GROUP
Within our Alliance we have special schools and
SEN units with specific expertise in supporting
schools in meeting the needs of vulnerable learners, including pupils with special educational
needs. Schools are able to access outreach and
inreach advice to support whole-school provision
for pupils with autism, communication difficulties,
dyslexia and alternative communication needs
(Alliance schools 20% discount). Group manual
handling training and MIDAS minibus driving training is also available via this route.
In partnership with NCC
Contact :
[email protected]
The well established cross-County SEN Data Development Group has representation from all special
schools and larger SEN Units. Previously coordinated and chaired by NCC, the group is now overseen by Fairfields Teaching School Alliance, but
still working in close partenership with NCC. The
County’s access to the CASPA Progress Evaluation
programme continues to be jointly coordinated by
FTSA and NCC. The SEN Data Development Group
is currently pioneering some innovative work on
“Life Without Levels … Beyond P8”
Our team of LLEs, SLEs and
Leading SENcos
As a Teaching School, we can commission, on your behalf, the support of Local Leaders in Education,
Specialist Leaders in Education and (unique to our Teaching School) Leading SENCos.
Interesting word … “commission” … because (again unique among teaching schools) we don’t take it!
Although we act as “air traffic control” for our Alliance Schools in fielding your requests, negotiating
with you what you may need, and identifying an LLE, SLE or Leading SENCo who may be best placed to
support you, it is a direct school to school charge. If you are one of our Alliance Schools, we don’t add
a commissioning charge. (Why should we? It’s not much work on our part and we already have your
membership fee).
So … please do make use of our talented team
LLEs : Lorraine Schofield (Wootton Primary), Yvonne Watts (Guilsborough Primary), Chris Scanlan
(The Bliss Charity School)
SLES : Sharon Pancoust : Literacy (Kingsthorpe Grove Primary School), Nicola Parker : Literacy (Billing
Brook School), Tracey Elder : Maths (The Gateway School), Hayley Ilsley : Maths (Billing Brook
School) Lesley Elder : SEN (Fairfields School), Gary Avery : Computing (Spring Lane )
Leading SENCOs [* denotes also SLEs] : Heidi Redman* (Little Harrowden Primary), Rachel Creamer*
(St Mary’s, Burton Latimer), Margaret Turnbull* (Chiltern Primary), Caroline Farmer* (Abbey Primary), Lesley Tobin* (Thrapston Primary), Sally Humphrey (Roade Primary), Karen Smith (Rothwell Infants), Vanessa Tear (Preston Hedges Primary) Karen Jeffs (Croyland Primary School) Adam Drake
(The Parker E-Act Academy).
There is a 20% discount on SLE and Leading SENCo support for Alliance Schools. (No discount on LLE
support) SLE and Leading SENCo support is £50.00 an hour for non-Alliance Schools, £40.00 an hour
for Alliance Schools.
To enquire about support from an LLE, SLE or Leading SENco, please contact Michael Thompson :
07467957922 : [email protected]
APTGO WHOLE SCHOOL SEN REVIEWS
Our Leading SENCo team have been trained to carry out AptGo whole school SEN reviews. The AptGo school effectiveness review materials are produced by the Eastern Leadership Centre, who accredit school improvement professionals to carry out the whole school assessment. Feedback from schools on the usefulness of this process , which is
fully referenced to the current Ofsted framework, is extremely positive.
AptGo assessments are priced per size of school—please ask your Leading SENCo for further details or contact
[email protected]
Universal Offer to all schools
Our universal offer is our traded CPD and School to
School support for all schools. Alliance Schools have
a 20% discount on most aspects of the Universal
Offer. (Activities marked with an “x” are those for
which the discount does not apply).
Look out for our distinctive green label emails giving
you regular updates and further information on activities in our universal offer
NEWLY APPOINTED HEADTEACHER
DOWNS SYNDROME SUPPORT GROUP
PROGRAMME
Monday 20th April 4.00 – 5.00pm
East Hunsbury Primary School
In partnership with Inspire Teaching School
and NCC
Next sessions
Friday 6th March 2015 1.30pm –4.00pm
Coaching in School
Friday 24th April 1.30pm-4.00pm
Your most challenging learners
This programme will run again in 2015-2016
for all newly-appointed headteachers
across the County.
IMPROVING TEACHER PROGRAMME
FOR SPECIAL SCHOOLS
East Hunsbury Primary School—one of our Alliance
Schools—have been running a support group for practitioners who are supporting pupils with Down Syndrome
in mainstream settings for some time now. Everyone is
welcome! The group is an informal opportunity to get
together, share expertise and discuss possible solutions
to problems you may be facing. There is no charge and
you do not have to attend both dates. The group is led
by a teacher experienced in working with children with
Down Syndrome.
Please contact Lucy Ingman :
[email protected]
NEWLY QUALIFIED TEACHER PROGRAMME
(Special Schools)
Based on the familiar Improving Teacher Programme
but customised for teachers in special schools.
In partnership with the University of Northampton
and Maplefields Teaching School
More details of this programme, which will commence
in Autumn Term 2015, will be available in our next prospectus on July.
Feedback from special school based attendees to
our general NQT programme this year suggested
that a more bespoke programme for newly qualified teachers working in special schools might be
welcome.
Look out, also, for green label emails.
This programme is currently
This programme is currently
in development
in development
Grow your own
teachers !!!
School Direct
School-based Initial Teacher Training
Your opportunity to become involved.
In partnership with the University of Derby, …
We run School Direct PGCE (Salaried Route) … You employ the teacher as part of your staffing complement (on unqualified teacher rate) … they train while doing the job for a year as a classroom
teacher in your school. (You need to factor in that you lose them 2 days per fortnight for the University based training [in Northampton, not in Derby] and you lose them for 5 weeks in Jan/Feb when
they go on an alternative placement). But they are your teacher at the end of the programme, already up to speed with your school. You may already have someone in mind!
We run School Direct PGCE (Tuition Only Route)… you have the student for the same length of time
but they are supernumerary to your staffing complement. They are introduced more gradually to full
time teaching. You have no commitment to keeping them at the end of the year but, if they have
done well and you have a vacancy, that often happens as, again, you know them and they know your
school!
SO HOW CAN MY SCHOOL GET INVOLVED IN
2015-2016?
SO HOW CAN MY SCHOOL GET INVOLVED IN
2016-2017?
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By offering a base placement to a tuitiononly route candidate
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By offering a Spring Term second placement in January 2016 to a tuition-only
route candidate (we try to do swops between base placement schools but
sometimes, because of geography, we
need to turn to a wider group of schools.
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By taking advantage of a great professional development opportunity … and
offering the expertise of your senior middle leaders to teach on the programme
(next year, the Alliance is taking more
responsibility for teaching the curriculum
content elements of the programme)
OK, this is crystal ball gazing
… but if you think you might
be able to offer a salaried
route place from September
2016, we would be delighted to hear from you by end
of May this year. (You do
not have to have your own candidate in
mind—salaried route is very popular and
attracts the best applicants, so you can help us
interview and, together, we can find one for
you). We need to know this early because we
need to bid for places from the National College (who allocate them) in June.
For a conversation about School Direct and how you can help, please contact Michael Thompson :
07467957922 : [email protected]
Little Harrowden Primary School
Lyncrest Primary School
Old Stratford Primary School
Pattishall Primary School
Roade Primary School
FAIRFIELDS TEACHING SCHOOL ALLIANCE.
Rothwell Infant School
Spring Lane Primary School
Strategic Partners
Billing Brook School
Bliss Charity School
Greenfields Specialist School for Communication
Preston Hedges Primary School
The Gateway School
The Good Shepherd Primary School
Thrapston Primary School
Upton Meadows Primary School
Whitehills Primary School
Whitehills Nursery School
Wootton Primary School
West Haddon Primary School
Alliance Members : Secondary Schools
Alliance Members -
The Parker E-Act Academy
Primary Schools
Abbey Primary School
All Saints Primary School
Blisworth Primary School
Brooklands Farm Primary School
Bugbrooke Primary School
Byfeld Primary School
Chiltern Primary School
Clipston and Creaton Primary School
Collingtree CEVA School
Cosgrove Primary School
Cottingham Primary School
Croyland Primary School
Denfield Park Primary School
East Hunsbury Primary School
Guilsborough Primary School
Hazel Leys Primary School
Headlands Primary School
Kingsthorpe Grove Primary School
Kislingbury Primary School
Alliance Members : Special Schools
Hospital and Outreach Education
Kings Meadow School
Maplefields Academy
Northgate School
Peterborough Diocese Academy Trust Academies
Barby Church of England Primary School
Braunston Church of England Primary School
Great Addington Church of England Primary School
Loddington Church of England Primary School
Milton Parochial Primary School
Ringstead Church of England Primary School
Ryhall Church of England Academy
St Andrews Church of England Primary School (Kettering)
St Barnabas Church of England School
St James Church of England Primary School
Staverton Church of England Primary School