Trust Values
Love, Hope, Joy
When we speak of LOVE, we want to embrace all in our community. By HOPE, we mean entering each day with an expectation of a great today and an even bright tomorrow. When we know JOY, we are excited about what we are doing in the pursuit of excellence.
A welcome from
Thank you for visiting. It is my privilege to welcome you! We are a thriving school Trust, serving 28 schools and nearly 5,000 pupils within the Diocese of Salisbury. We strive to go 'beyond expectations for all of God's children' as we serve through our values of LOVE, HOPE and JOY.
Whether you are an existing pupil, staff member or parent/carer, or whether you are exploring joining one of our schools, or the Trust, for whatever reason, we hope you enjoy exploring. Please feel free to get in touch with us or any of our schools, and we would love to tell you more.
Best wishes,
Mark Lacey
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A wonderfully generous move by Lyme Regis Museum
Lots of fun for the Nursery children at St James' First School and Nursery - Wimborne
Well done to the Colouring Competition winners from Cranborne CE First School and Nursery!
Year 6 at St John's Primary School, Weymouth have been learning all about Charles Darwin
A lovely Forest School session at Wimborne St Giles CE VA First School and Nursery
Mr Marklew from Beaminster St Mary's Academy on the radio!
Birdspotting at Wimborne St Giles CE VA First School and Nursery!
Keeping safe on the roads at Marden Vale CofE Academy!
Table tennis at St John's Primary School, Weymouth!
Owl Class at Trent Young's CE School have been hedge-planting around the Forest School area!
Learning all about 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf' in Worship at Cranborne CE First School and Nursery
A very important safety visit from the RNLI to St Michael's CE Primary School
Celebrating honesty at St Michael's CE Primary School
Fun on the ukuleles at Marden Vale CofE Academy!
Cygnets at Broad Chalke C.E. Primary School have been learning all about fire safety - thanks to a wonderful visit from local firefighters