Multi-Academy Trusts

Supporting transformation and improvement across your trust

We understand that every trust has a unique set of needs. That’s why we’ll work with you to create the best package of teaching, learning and training solutions for your schools, teachers and learners.

By combining your knowledge and leadership, with our publishing, content and assessment expertise, we can drive real transformation and excellence in education.

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Find your Senior Partnership Manager

Find out what's new this term and get the latest updates and support for your Pearson qualifications by connecting with your trust Senior Partnership Manager.

Carolyn Green

National Multi Academy Trusts

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Jenny Wallin

National Multi Academy Trusts

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Helen Baggaley

National Multi Academy Trusts

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Catherine Gasking

National Multi Academy Trusts

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Aneeta Raindi

National Multi Academy Trusts

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Adam Hammond

National Multi Academy Trusts

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Rachel Smith  

North of England

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Caroline Boxall

North Midlands

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Caroline Oxtoby

South Midlands and Central England

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Lisa Keys

North London and East England

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Rebecca Hudson

Central and South West England

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Michelle Juffs

South London and South East England

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  • Independent Commission highlights urgent need to focus on skills and lifelong learning in a changing economy

    Further reform needed to boost UK competitiveness and ensure young people and adults are set up to succeed in the future world of work

    • Further reform to the UK skills system could unlock an annual £22 billion competitiveness dividend
    • The economic case for action on skills is clear: Brexit uncertainty, technological disruption, and a slump in productivity worse than any other G7 nation are hampering the UK’s competitiveness and putting the career prospects of young people and adult workers at risk
    • Immediate focus should be on ensuring the right provision and flexible pathways are available, creating opportunities which enable lifelong learning, and supporting these efforts through refined investment in education.