Strategic Plan 2018 - 2021 “I am delighted to introduce you to The Two Counties Trust (TTCT) Strategic Plan (2018 – 2021). This plan sets out our new 3.

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Strategic Plan 2018 - 2021 “I am delighted to introduce you to The Two Counties Trust (TTCT) Strategic Plan (2018 – 2021). This plan sets out our new 3 year strategic goals, including the priorities for the coming year. The Board of Trustees at TTCT is determined to see a high performing and successful Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) that delivers the very best educational experience for all our students. The rapidly changing educational landscape continues to challenge everyone’s perceptions and pace for planning change, with greater numbers of schools converting to academies. This plan sets out how we will guide, support and improve our academies, including those schools who are interested in joining us, across the two counties of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Karen Potts Chair of Trustees Our focus will remain on improving leadership and governance, teaching and learning and raising standards in all our schools in order to rapidly improve the learning experience of our students and raise the aspirations of the communities which we serve. We have built a strong and effective central team over the last two years who are now poised to move the Trust forward into a period of further growth and development. We have developed a cost effective organisation which has a clear business model that delivers the efficiency, customer service, effectiveness and challenge required to ensure that TTCT is considered a good employer and an effective Multi-Academy Trust with the leadership and track record to succeed. However, we must not take our eyes off the most important objective of TTCT which is to ensure all of our students get the very best education we can possibly provide, within an organisation that cares about the whole child and their growth and development preparing them for their next stage of education. The Trust Strategic Plan is underpinned by 3 year delivery plans in each of our seven key operational areas: School Improvement, Finances, HR, Premises and Estates, ICT, Health and Safety and Governance and Compliance. I look forward to working with all of our staff and schools to deliver this plan to ensure the very best possible outcomes for all. Dick Vasey Chief Executive Officer

Continuous Improvement Accountability Our Values Respect Respect for individuals - we work together to create a culture based on trust, respect and dignity. Integrity We are open, honest and direct in our dealings. Collaboration We know that there is strength in working together, communicating, sharing ideas and best practice and finding more efficient and effective ways to deliver our objectives Continuous Improvement We are a learning organisation that strives always to ‘make our best better.’ Accountability We hold ourselves accountable and take ownership

Our Mission: To raise the educational standards and better the life chances of students within the MAT through working in partnership to challenge and support all schools to improve. STRATEGIC GOAL 1: To support excellent standards of teaching and learning which maximises student progress & outcomes STRATEGIC GOAL 2: To maintain a clear vision and develop a strong and efficient central services infrastructure to secure the on-going improvement and development of TTCT STRATEGIC GOAL 3: To ensure high quality leadership and governance at Trust Board, LGB and individual school level What this will look like: all our schools are centres of excellence in teaching and learning where every student makes outstanding progress and is ready for the next stage of their education and lives. To reach this goal we will ensure there is effective support and development in place for teachers and we will apply rigorous Quality Assurance processes to enable all our schools to be judged good or outstanding in OFSTED inspections. : What this will look like: Working to the Trust vision and values we will ensure that we have strong central services infrastructure in which effective processes and protocols are in place. We will work collaboratively to support MAT growth whilst ensuring our existing schools continue to improve. In achieving this goal we will ensure that the Trust is a financially viable and sustainable MAT which meets all statutory requirements in respect of corporate finance, audit and risk management budget panning, monitoring and reporting and estates and property. Furthermore our HR strategy supports the drive for outstanding supported by our marketing, PR and communications plans. What this will look like: A collaborative, challenging and professional environment where leaders at all levels are confident to lead the improvement journey within and beyond their own schools ensuring our staff and students know they belong to a wider community of schools where they feel valued and supported and able to access opportunities across the Trust. We will embed high quality governance through continuing to deploy an effective Trust Board with a broad range of skills and giving LGBs the devolved responsibility to focus clearly on raising standards of performance and holding the head teacher to account. To achieve our goal we will: Secure high quality teaching and learning which meets the needs and aspirations of all students in each school Improve outcomes and progress at the end of KS4 and KS5 so that TTCT performance improves year-on-year and is above national averages Ensure that groups at risk of underachieving make good or better progress Implement a CPD programme for our staff to ensure they have the right skills to deliver good teaching and learning and disseminate good practice to ensure rapid improvement. Ensure there is a relevant, engaging and inspiring curriculum in every school. Provide high quality Careers Education / Advice which prepares each student at key points of transition for their next steps. Embed accurate and robust self-evaluation / QA processes across all schools Increase the level of school-to-school support and school improvement capacity to meet the increased number of schools in the Trust. To achieve our goal we will: Ensure the Board of Trustees is highly effective and is recognised as being high-performing and has the full support of the Regional Schools Commissioner to lead the Trust forward. Ensure that the Board of Trustees hold each LGB to account for the performance of the school. Ensure that all decision makers are working within their responsibilities outlined in the Scheme of Delegation Ensure that all LGBs are focussed on raising standards of teaching and learning and holding the Headteacher to account Ensure that all LGBs accurately self evaluate their performance, have an action plan and regularly audit the skills of members Develop leadership, including governance, so it is judged through our own systems and by external inspectors to be good or outstanding in each school. Develop leadership opportunities and course programmes for middle and senior leaders in order to retain and develop talent To achieve our goal we will: Ensure that our shared vision and values are understood and upheld across the Trust and decisions taken align with these values and vision. Continue to grow the Trust in a measured and systematic way Develop a strong and efficient central services infrastructure which enables school leaders to focus on their core purpose of teaching and learning. Secure significant cost savings and efficiencies at academy level through centralisation of key aspects of financial management Ensure TTCT Corporate budget is in surplus and in year spending does not exceed planned budget allocation thus securing a sustainable future for the Trust Ensure that the Trust has business support arrangements are efficient and deliver value for money Develop our HR service to potential and existing staff to attract and retain talent and achieve a strong market position as an employer of choice.

Our Roadmap to the vision – the major building blocks of the strategy Sept 2020 Mat expands to 10 schools External review of Leadership & Governance Sept 2020 Centralised team strategy in place Sept 2019 Sept 2019 Appoint directors of subjects Launch Subject Networks Schools carry out curriculum review Link Trustees in place Sept 2018 Increased opportunity for leadership development Schools Improvement Strategy in place Sept 2018 Governance and Compliance officer in place

Key Performance Indicators Strategic Goal 1 TTCT performance improves year-on-year and is above national averages… 5 – 9 Basics across the MAT increases from 37% to 42% 4 – 9 Basics across the MAT increases from 59% to 63% Number of schools with positive Progress 8 increases from 1 to 3 Progress made by disadvantaged students increases year-on-year Attendance of disadvantaged students increases year-on-year Improved progress & outcomes in identified key subject areas All schools are judged to be at least Good by Ofsted Positive destinations for all students at 16 increased to 96% and for disadvantaged students to 94% % students Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) decreased to 3%. SLEs increased from 19 to 30 by 2021 7 Subject Networks meeting regularly and sharing good practice / resources Ensure that all staff placed on support packages / TED are judged as ‘good’ teachers in subsequent QA. All schools gain Matrix Stage 1 Standard Strategic Goal 2 Vision, values and strategic aims are shared amongst stakeholders and all schools, LGBs and trustees are aligned to vision and values. Staff survey feedback indicates higher degree of awareness of Trust vision and values and strategic plan. TTCT grows to 10 secondary schools by 2021 TTCT Corporate budget is in surplus and in-year spending does not exceed planned budget allocation Significant cost savings and efficiencies at academy level are achieved through centralisation of key aspects of financial management Financial management and reporting correlates with strategic KPIs Full adherence to Trust Reserves Policy Positive feedback received from academies re the quality and effectiveness of the service provided Internal Audit / QA demonstrates that consistent systems and processes are embedded in all academies External Audit demonstrates full compliance and adherence to statutory requirements High quality data analysis supports academy efficiency and improvement and facilitates outstanding student outcomes Health and safety issues are identified and dealt with promptly and efficiently Absence management is at or below sector norm Rate of voluntary turnover is at or below sector norm Strategic Goal 3 Leadership, including governance, is judged through our own systems and by external inspectors to be good or outstanding in each school (currently 75%) Increase opportunities for leaders in our schools to participate in leadership courses: 20 people on Lead Practitioner course 5 people on NPQSL 5 people on NPQML 12 people on TTCT Middle Leader Course Increase from 19 to 24 the number of SLEs available to provide school improvement support Governance QA / self evaluation is positive and all LGBs have appropriate skill sets to carry out their duties effectively All Self Evaluation reports are accurate and clearly identify areas for improvement Information / reports to governors facilitate high quality challenge and governor understanding of TTCT corporate operation and education provision / performance at academy level