From a Guardian advertisement feature: four schools have become part of the (Kent Catholic Schools Partnership) trust, with a further four set to follow in their footsteps in May. The majority of the schools are expected to be part of the trust by spring 2015... Of the 32 (Catholic) schools (in Kent) – 26 of which are primaries and six secondaries – 71% are judged by Ofsted as 'good' or better.
The article said: 'The partnership will also lead to considerable cost savings, says Moffatt, especially when it comes to support services, with small schools like St Joseph's accessing competitive rates when it comes to supply teaching, for example.'
Mentions:
Tony Moffatt - human resources director
Bridie Dodson - St Joseph's Catholic primary school
Brendan Wall - headteacher of St Simon Stock secondary school
Clive Webster - the chief executive of the KCSP
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