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The AET firmly believes that all young people deserve to become world class learners, to learn, enjoy, succeed and thrive in a world class educational environment possessed of the best facilities, the best teaching and the most up to date resources.

To make our best better

The quality of an education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers.

— McKinsey Report


Our ambition is to ensure that our students have every opportunity to fulfil their potential, broaden their horizons and become active, prosperous and successful citizens in the world around them.

To achieve this aim we have established the AET to act as the operational body and ensure that each academy, whether from the primary or secondary phase, becomes high performing as quickly as possible.

Our core principle is to devolve accountability nearest to the point of delivery: to the Boards of Governors of the academies, to leaders at every level, and to students and adults in the classrooms.

We want to ensure that each and every one of us working in and across the AET academies is held to account to maintain and continually improve what we do for the benefit of all and to maximise educational opportunity for all.

We are committed to doing everything we can to ensure that our students can, in the future, compete on the world stage with the skills, confidence and flair to generate new ideas and new initiatives, and thereby make a full contribution to today and tomorrow’s worlds.

Ian FosterChair

David Triggs BA Ed (Hons); MSc (Leadership) – CEO


Latest News

Teachers are Smart at Ryde Academy

In January, 4 teachers from Ryde Academy travelled to Barcelona as part of the academy’s Smart Employability Project (SEP) funded by the European Union’s Leonardo Lifelong Learning Programme. The project aims to help teachers develop their ICT skills and incorporate these new skills in more of their teaching in order to motivate students and improve teaching and learning. They joined teachers from Spain, Poland and Germany to learn more about using smart-boards and social media in their lessons.

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Ryde Academy goes festive

On 9th March 18 post 16 Business and Sports students and members of the PE, Business and Languages department set off for Spain. Their destination Valencia, where they were about to start a two week work placement during the city’s busiest period, the Fallas festival. They worked in hotels, restaurants, a training school for hospitality and a water sports centre. At the latter they were tasked with designing a new product for a super trimaran the company had bought.

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