Trust-Wide
The same programme across every school, with one trust position and per-school reality underneath it.
In a trust rollout the policy is the easy half. The hard half is that two schools already wrote their own, one has bought something nobody approved, and central can see neither. Each school runs its own programme here; the trust watches all of them from one screen.
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Priced on schools, not on pupils.
Right for you if: A MAT that needs consistency without pretending seven schools are one school.
Arrange a trust conversationNo pitch on the first call.
How it runs
Step 01
Trust position first
One governance framework and one set of non-negotiables, agreed with central before any school starts. Schools vary underneath it; the floor does not move.
Step 02
Schools in waves
Typically three at a time. The first wave finds the things the framework did not anticipate, and the framework improves before the second wave meets them.
Step 03
One view for central
Every school's position, progress and outstanding risk on one screen — the same live surface the schools are working in, so what central sees on Thursday is what the school saw on Wednesday.
Step 04
Board-ready evidence
A trust-level summary your board can act on, with the per-school detail behind it when they ask.
What you keep
Things that outlast the engagement.
Everything below lives in your Client Hub and stays there after I have gone. You own it, and you can export all of it.
One trust AI governance framework, agreed centrally
Per-school policies, registers and assessments
Trust-wide training programme with attendance evidence
A single live view across every school
Termly board reporting
What this is not
If your schools genuinely operate independently, four separate programmes will cost less and fit better. I will tell you that on the call rather than after the invoice.
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