REPORT A CONCERN Home About Us Our Curriculum Our Pathways Our Academies MNIS Suffolk 2021-2022 Traded Services Referrals & Admission Pupils & Families Translate Contact Us .cls-1{fill:#FFF;} Welcome to the Raedwald Trust CLICK TO WATCH THE FULL VIDEO "Relationships between adults and pupils are very well established and rooted in mutual respect. Pupils trust staff, and in turn, staff take good care of them." OFSTED PARKSIDE 2019 Find out more about the Raedwald Trust Pathways and watch our recent webinar “Reimagining Alternative Provision in Suffolk” here. Safeguarding children is the first priority of the Raedwald Trust and its academies. Our full Safeguarding & Child Protection Policies can be found on our Policies page. Our Covid 19 Road Map template can be found here. Please contact your Head of School for your school’s version. About Our Trust The Raedwald Trust is a partnership of Alternative Provisions and bespoke pathways serving children and young people requiring a different route to success. The Trust is established to deliver its core purpose devolved by parliament: the advancement of education in the public interest. Committed to the 7 Principles of Public Life (Selflessness, Integrity, Objectivity, Accountability, Openness, Honesty, and Leadership), the Raedwald Trust uses compliance to drive a culture of ethics and probity. Through this approach, the Raedwald Trust is able to unleash greatness by enabling bold, imaginative and innovative learning. Welcome from our CEO My name is Angela Ransby and I am delighted to lead the Trust in the next stage of its development, and serve its community, as CEO. The Raedwald Trust is a thriving, inspirational Trust situated in the heart of communities across Suffolk and delivers exceptional education to pupils of all ages who require personalised bespoke education pathways. I have a genuine interest and enthusiasm for learning and I am passionate about education and working with young people. Making a difference in the lives of young people is what brought me into this profession. It is my belief that all pupils should be successful in schools and that schools should serve the needs of their communities. Staff, governors and trustees at the Raedwald Trust are ambitious for every pupil, and this is evident in the day-to-day life of the Trust. Learning and Teaching is at the heart of all we do. We believe that the Raedwald Trust should be a centre of excellence with high expectations, positive pupil attitudes, good behaviour and a clear focus on raising standards and ensuring progress for all. We do our utmost to create a culture where every pupil feels valued and where every member of staff is committed to pupils achieving their very best. This is achieved by fostering an ethos firmly rooted in social justice, civic values and lifelong learning. If you would like to find out more about us, please get in touch. With best wishes on behalf of the Raedwald Trust. Our Twitter E-safety News & Information Deepfake videos are the latest cruel form of school bullying – parents and... Any bully who knows where to look online can make one of the manipulated videos by using free AI apps. Tech firms... Story from: i News 09 Nov 2021 Reports of online child sexual abuse in NI rise by 80% Online child sexual abuse cases recorded by police in Northern Ireland have increased by 80% over the past three years. Story from: BBC News 08 Nov 2021 Zuckerberg wants to create a make-believe world in which you can hide from... COMMENT Facebook the company is being renamed to Meta, and the social network will be a brand within that entity, CEO... Story from: The Register 29 Oct 2021 Safeguarding and Summer Schools Holiday learning from Rocketlearn Story from Safeguarding Essentials - 30 Jun 2021 Lack of training leaves teachers unable to deal with peer-on-peer sexual abuse. Teachers 'struggle to deal with classroom sexual abuse' Story from Safeguarding Essentials - 26 May 2021 Safeguarding and remote learning Teacher tips for remote learning Story from Safeguarding Essentials - 09 Feb 2021 Powered by Safeguarding Essentials Our Academies The Raedwald Trust is made up of six Alternative Provisions, including the Ipswich Hospital School, across nine sites: Alderwood Academy Alderwood Academy is a provision for children in Key Stage 2. The provision offers short term and temporary support to pupils who are at risk of exclusion or those who require additional targeted intervention to help them re-engage with learning in their mainstream school or next identified setting. Please find out more by looking at our Alderwood Academy pages. First Base Bury St Edmunds Academy First Base Bury St Edmunds Academy is a provision for children at EYFS and Key Stage 1. The provision supports pupils at risk of exclusion through a range of intervention strategies. Part-time placements are for two days a week for a fixed period of time; children continue to attend their community school on the other three days. Please find out more by looking at our First Base Bury St Edmunds Academy pages. First Base Ipswich Academy First Base Ipswich Academy is a provision for children at EYFS and Key Stage 1. The provision supports pupils at risk of exclusion through a range of intervention strategies. Part-time placements are for two days a week for two terms, children continue to attend their community school on the other three days. Full-time placements are for five days a week and can be longer term, depending on need and pathway allocation. Please find out more by looking at our First Base Ipswich Academy pages. Ipswich Hospital School The Ipswich Hospital School is a provision within Parkside Academy that educates children and young people whilst they are in patients with the NHS. The provision also works to support children with medical needs to access successfully transition into their usual place of education and offers guidance to a child’s usual school requiring support to make any necessary reasonable adjustments. Outreach (including Child in Care) Programme Our Outreach Teaching Service is a provision formed initially in 2017 in partnership with the Suffolk Virtual School. Until 2019, the outreach programme was a provision exclusively for children in care, however, due to its success and growing demand across Suffolk schools, we now offer outreach to all children and young people. This provision is highly personalised and co-constructed through a child’s main place of education. A referral for commissioned outreach support can be made by a child or a young person’s school. For child in care outreach support, a referral can be made by the Suffolk Virtual School who fund the provision for 42 children and young people across Suffolk via retained Pupil Premium Grant. Please find out more by looking at our Outreach Teaching Service pages. Parkside Academy Parkside Academy (Spring Road) is a provision for children and young people in Key Stage 3. The provision offers short term and temporary support to pupils who are at risk of exclusion or those who require additional targeted intervention to help them re-engage with learning in their mainstream school or next identified setting. Parkside Academy (Lindbergh Road) is a provision for young people in Key Stage 4. The provision offers varying lengths of support to pupils who may have found mainstream school difficult to access due to anxiety (and/or other barriers) as well as those who require additional targeted intervention to help them re-engage with learning. Please find out more by looking at our Parkside Academy pages. St. Christopher’s Academy St. Christopher’s Academy provides educational support for children and young people (aged 11 to 16) who cannot attend mainstream school due to a diagnosed complex medical and/or mental health condition. Westbridge Academy Westbridge Academy is a provision which supports young people in Key Stage 4 who are at risk of exclusion or who have been permanently excluded from mainstream education. Students admitted into this provision will have a combination of needs that are complex. A highly personalised plan supports students to succeed in their education, transition and post 16 next steps. Placements can last up to 2 years. ! Coronavirus Update Our Covid Road Map V6 template can be found here. Please contact the Head of School for your school’s version. CONTACT THE TRUST Raedwald Trust Parkside Academy 291 Spring Road Ipswich Suffolk IP4 5ND Each Academy office is open: Monday – Friday 8:30AM – 3:30PM Ms Angela Ransby is the CEO. Please contact her for more information. Tel: 01473 550472 E-Mail: ceo@raedwaldtrust.org Site Numbers Alderwood Academy - 01473 725860 First Base Bury St Edmunds Academy - 01284 762453 First Base Ipswich Academy - 01473 719553 St Christopher's Academy - 01473 725115 Parkside Academy KS3 - 01473 717013 Parkside Academy KS4 - 01473 719559 Westbridge Academy - London Road 01473 251329 Westbridge Academy - Montgomery Road 01473 604918 Raedwald Trust is a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales with Company number: 08702099 © 2021 Raedwald Trust Privacy PolicyStaffHubPrivacy PolicyStudentHub Made by CODA Education