We are a Multi-academy trust made up of 16 schools in North and West Yorkshire, serving more than 10,000 children and young people and their families, from nursery to sixth form.
We are passionate about learning, providing a rich curriculum which releases potential and creates opportunity for all our pupils.
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Wonderful stories from across our schools that demonstrate how we deliver on our Trust values.
Making a difference to the lives of children facing social and economic challenges
Trust colleagues set to unite for a day of professional development, inspiration and collaboration.
We pull together to deliver the best outcomes for every child in every school, working with professional generosity and openness for the common good. We share joy in our achievements - personal and collective.
We pull together to deliver the best outcomes for every child in every school, working with professional generosity and openness for the common good. We share joy in our achievements - personal and collective.
We put ethical leadership and excellent governance at the heart of our Trust, serving our schools and communities with fairness, honesty and transparency and a hunger for social justice.
We put ethical leadership and excellent governance at the heart of our Trust, serving our schools and communities with fairness, honesty and transparency and a hunger for social justice.
We champion equity, equality and diversity. We treat our children, families, staff and partners with respect and kindness – modelling our values and wanting the very best for each other.
We champion equity, equality and diversity. We treat our children, families, staff and partners with respect and kindness – modelling our values and wanting the very best for each other.
Our Trust Educational Visits Coordinator and Science Teacher at Harrogate Grammar School, Joanne Sutcliffe, reflects on the value of school trips, not just for students but for the colleagues who make them possible.
In this inspiring case study, Mrs Lisa Seton, Headteacher at Templenewsam Halton Primary School, shares how a bold rethink of professional development has transformed both staff growth and pupil outcomes.
Richard Sheriff, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), of the Red Kite Learning Trust has made the decision to retire from his leadership position and look to pursue his many other interests both within and beyond education.
All Red Kite Learning Trust and Red Kite Education colleagues are warmly invited to join us for our Red Kite Foundation Reservoir walk to raise funds for the Red Kite Foundation.
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champion learning.promote wellbeing.invest in our people.innovate with technology.are our Trust.