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A LEADING LAW FIRM WITH A APPROACH Schools Working Together – A Presentation for Voluntary Schools Rowan Ferguson
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The Changing Landscape Emphasis on working together Push for Academies Reduced LA budgets
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Benefits of Working Together Sharing skilled staff Improved purchasing power Joint projects for staff and pupils Recruiting talent
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Where are we now? (1) Maintained school Voluntary aided/foundation school –incorporated governing body (charitable) –staff employed by governing body –premises owned by Diocese/foundation/local authority –admissions authority is the governing body
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Where are we now? (2) Voluntary controlled school –incorporated governing body (charitable) –staff employed by LA –premises owned by LA/Diocese/foundation –admissions authority is LA
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The Governing Body Recipient of delegated budget Runs the school Employs staff (except those on service level agreements) unless is VC school Exempt charitable status
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Voluntary Aided Schools
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Voluntary Controlled Schools
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Community Schools
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Trust/Foundation Schools
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Academies
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Working Together – Maintained Schools Trust schools Collaboration (soft federation) Federations
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Working Together as Trust Schools
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Working Together in Collaborations
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Working Together in Federations
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What is an Academy? (1) Independent state sector school –funding comes (currently) direct from central government Charitable company limited by guarantee –governing body become directors/trustees of company –employs staff –owns premises Admissions authority is the Academy company/trust
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What is an Academy? (2) Company Limited by guarantee (rather than shares) Members are guarantors rather than shareholders Members = –(“old” academies) Sponsor/sponsor appointees/Chair/additionals/[SoS] –(“new” academies) some of School’s GB/[foundation appointees]/Chair/additionals/[SoS] Directors
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What is an Academy (3) Company is a charity –Trustees = Directors Charitable objects “The Academy Trust’s object is specifically restricted to the following: to advance for the public benefit education in the United Kingdom, in particular but without prejudice to the generality of the forgoing, by establishing, maintaining, carrying on, managing and developing a school with a designated Church of England religious character offering a broad and balanced curriculum…” Exempt charity –subject to charity law but not on the register of charities –no charity number
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(Single) Academy Trust Structure
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Academy Federations/Chains (1)
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Academy Federations/Chains (2)
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Academy Federations/Chains (3)
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Contact Details Rowan Ferguson Head of Education Newcastle Direct Dial: 0191 279 9952 York Direct Dial: 01904 464 472 Mobile: 07980 715 520 rowan.ferguson@dickinson-dees.com Content of all slides © Dickinson Dees 2011
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