Diocese of SalisburyAcademy Trust
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.
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Our CEO
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 MESSAGE FROM MR LACEY I suppose it is not uncommon for all of us to know the experience of 'mixed emotions'. The highs and lows of life are all so familiar to us. Hope can so quickly turn to despair. Joys to sorrows and strengths to weaknesses. Thankfully it works the other way too, we often need help from outside of ourselves to get back to where we were - from our family, colleagues perhaps from faith in God. The message of the Easter story is so aligned to these mixed emotions. The cries of the crowd as Jesus enters the city of Jerusalem: 'Hosanna! Blessed is he whom comes in the name of the Lord!' Then their rejection of him: 'Away with him. Crucify him.' We see the despair of the cross as Jesus is crucified, but hear his remarkable words: 'Father, forgive them.' Finally we see the absolute joy as so many see him alive again after the resurrection: 'He is not here. He is risen.' As our schools close for a period of much needed rest, our prayer is that all in our community will know something of the love, hope and joy (our values) that are associated with this time of year, as we thank God for the joy of the gift of life that comes out of such sadness and despair. I hope all our families have a wonderful break.
Congratulations, Cranborne CE First School and Nursery!
A visit to a local care home for the choir from Blandford St Mary Primary School
Red Nose Day at Blandford St Mary Primary School
A visit to Hampton Court for St. Bartholomew's Primary Academy in Royal Wootton Bassett
Well done, St John's Primary School, Weymouth
Easter Egg hunting at Wimborne St Giles CE VA First School and Nursery
Well done to Trent Young's CE School!
Super SPAG learning at Marden Vale CofE Academy
Red Nose Day at Cranborne CE First School and Nursery!
Well done to the netball teams from Durweston CE Primary School and Trent Young's CE School!
A brilliant Rocksteady Music School concert at Trinity CE First School
Duck eggs incubating at St Nicholas' CE Primary!
Well done to the netballers from St John's Primary School, Weymouth!
St James' First School and Nursery - Wimborne recently welcomed Dorset Cricket to lead engagement sessions with Foxes, Hedgehogs and Squirrels The children had a wonderful time practising new skills and working together Thank you, Dorset Cricket!