DNEAT Menu Login Home About us Our Values & Aims GO BACK About us Our Values & Aims The Diocese Family Trust Structure & Governance Financial Information Model Policies Tendering DNEAT MAT News Our Values & Aims We are collectively working to provide the best we can for the children, young people and communities we serve. We make no apologies for having high ambition for all, and we truly value the wider educational experience. We walk and talk our Christian values. That means we put people at the centre of the organisation and want to see them flourish and grow. Our schools are inclusive, welcoming those of all faiths and none. We believe in the affirmation of individual worth We believe in nurturing hope and aspiration We believe in service to others We believe in a holistic education We believe in the importance of excellent leadership and role models We believe in the development of mutual trust We believe in collaboration We believe in commitment and endurance .cls-1 { fill: #fff; fill-rule: evenodd; } Making an impact The DNEAT approach works. We can quantify this in the improvements to Ofsted ratings and SIAMS inspections; in the league tables and results achieved by children and young people at our academies; through the wellbeing of our staff as they grow and develop; the effectiveness of our governance – at trust level and local governing board level – and the life chances of the children and young people who complete their education in a safe, nurturing environment that equips them for life in 21st century Britain. [September 2017 – 53% schools good or better; April 2020 – 84% schools good or better] Ofsted’s 2018 focused review of DNEAT schools said: Together you have established strong central leadership and a culture of collaborative learning. While this approach gives school leaders appropriate autonomy, it is structured within well-considered and rigorously applied monitoring and review systems. Within a landscape of national and local challenges in teacher recruitment, retention and supply, you have entrenched a mantra of ‘growing your own’ teaching teams. Vacant posts are offered not just as jobs, but as career opportunities. The central business team provides very effective business support for schools. While judicious use of resources offers value for money and economies of scale, cost savings are well grounded in senior leaders’ commitment to improving life chances for all DNEAT pupils. Within the family of trust schools, each provider’s unique characteristics are valued and encouraged. Working together, there is a clear sense of direction, at all levels. DNEAT Diocesan House 109 Dereham Road Easton Norwich NR5 9ES 01603 880853 CONTACT US About us Our Academies How we support our Academies Working for a DNEAT Academy Contact Together we are the Diocese of Norwich DNEAT Terms & Conditions Privacy & Cookies Copyright © 2021 DNEAT Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust is a company limited by guarantee (no. 8737435) registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Diocesan House, 109 Dereham Road, Easton, Norwich, NR5 9ES We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. View our privacy policyYes, I accept cookies