School Cluster Groups within the East Sussex Authority

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Dear East Sussex County Council,

I would like to make a request under the freedom of information act
to obtain information regarding school cluster groups, academy groups and/or
federations (including soft federations) of schools within the local authority. I would like the
following information please:

1) Number of cluster's, academy groups and or federations in the authority.
2) Which schools are in each cluster/academy group/federation.
3) The name of the cluster or federation lead and the name of the
school in which they work.

I will look forward to receiving your response in due course

Yours faithfully,

Mark Tate

Freedom of Information, East Sussex County Council

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Dear Mr Tate

 

FOI Request ref  6516/ School Cluster Groups within the East Sussex
Authority

 

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REQUEST

 

I would like to make a request under the Freedom of Information Act to
obtain information regarding school cluster groups, academy groups and/or
federations (including soft federations) of schools within the local
authority. I would like the following information please:

    

1) Number of cluster's, academy groups and or federations in the
authority.

2) Which schools are in each cluster/academy group/federation.

3) The name of the cluster or federation lead and the name of the school
in which they work.

 

RESPONSE

 

Federations

 

See attached map showing federations: ‘East Sussex Federations 2015.pdf’

 

Education Improvement Partnerships

 

See attached spreadsheet showing the Education Improvement Partnerships:
‘East Sussex EIPs 2015.xls’

 

Through our Excellence for All strategy, the local authority is building
on relationships with schools in which partners share accountability and
take different roles within a new ‘mixed economy’ of school improvement. 
The Education Improvement Partnerships are cross-phase partnerships of
schools working together to improve outcomes for children and young
people.  They are now in their second year of operation, and as they
develop, they are embedding new ways of working across their partnerships
to deliver school improvement.  The LA continues to support the Education
Improvement Partnerships to ensure that they have robust action plans in
place, are focused on key priorities and that they have mechanisms in
place to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of their support and
intervention effectively.

 

+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|Education Improvement |Lead head teacher|School |
|Partnership | | |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Ashdown |Sophie Thomas |Newick Primary |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Wealden |Claire Rivers |St Marks |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Lewes |Tony Smith |Priory School |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Eastbourne/Hailsham |Phil Matthews |Hailsham Community |
| | |College |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Hastings |Jenny Jones |HASLA |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Rother |Paul Swatton |Claverham Community |
| | |College |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Rye |Ann Cockerham |Rye College |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Special |Richard Preece |Saxon Mount |
|--------------------------------+-----------------+---------------------|
|Post 16 |Karen Hucker |Bexhill College |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+

 

 

 

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Yours sincerely

 

Jeremy Coleman

Customer Information Officer

 

East Sussex County Council

Communities, Economy and Transport

W1D, County Hall

St Anne’s Crescent

Lewes

East Sussex BN7 1UE

 

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