Friday 8th November 2024
Speech to CST Annual Conference 2024 by CST Chief Executive Leora Cruddas CBE.
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Closing remarks for day one of the CST Annual Conference, by CST Deputy Chief Executive Steve Rollett
7th November 2024
Opening address to CST Annual Conference 2024 by Sir Hamid Patel CBE.
7th November 2024
School trust leaders from across England will hear calls for them to re-energise efforts to put the wellbeing of both staff and pupils at the heart of what they do at CST's annual conference today.
30th October 2024
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rt Hon Rachel Reeves MP has today announced a series of funding changes as part of the Autumn Budget.
10th October 2024
The Government has laid an Employment Rights Bill before parliament today. The Bill includes provisions to establish a School Support Staff Negotiating Body and it is intended that these provisions will apply to all school types, including academies.
16th September 2024
Providing an inclusive education – including for those with special educational needs – and tackling attendance problems are the top priorities for the new school year according to a landmark survey of England’s academy trusts.
11th September 2024
The Government has today announced that the Education and Skills Funding Agency will close, with functions being transferred to the Department for Education.
3rd September 2024
The Confederation of Schools Trusts has responded to today's publication of Ofsted's Big Listen report.
31st August 2024
National Teacher Accreditation ceased to trade on 31 August 2024 following 11 years of serving the state education sector as an Appropriate Body (AB), due to changes to teacher training arrangements nationally.
15th August 2024
Thousands of students across England will today receive their Level 3 examination results, covering A Levels, AS Levels, T Levels, and Level 3 VTQs.
5th July 2024
On behalf of school trusts, we congratulate Bridget Phillipson on her appointment as Secretary of State for Education.
27th June 2024
School trusts across England are increasingly playing a key role in bringing people and services together, helping to fix problems in their local communities.