WELCOME TO THE COLLEGIATE TRUST
Exceptional Education For All
The Collegiate Trust is a family of schools that exists to improve education in Croydon, Crawley and the surrounding areas for children and young people up to the age of 19.
Our mission is to collaborate to deliver an Exceptional Education for All and our schools share a common belief that this comprises an academically rigorous curriculum, the opportunities for pupils to engage in creative and cultural learning and the development of personal skills and qualities that will enable future success.
Our strong culture of ambition, focussed clearly on PEOPLE and LEARNING, ensures the best interests of all those in our communities are always at the heart of our decision-making.
The work of The Collegiate Trust is informed by our core values:
Ambition Collaboration
Leading to:
Achievement Enjoyment
Keys to Success
There are three particular themes that drive our work and can be described as our keys to success:
Partnership – The Collegiate Trust is our family of schools and it is only through the strongest partnerships within and beyond our community that we achieve the success that our pupils deserve. Our approach means that we work hard to cultivate strong professional relationships with each other, with our pupils, with their families and the wider community as we see this as the foundation on which our Trust is built.
Progress – To us, progress means much more than academic improvement. We place a great focus on personal and professional growth for all members of our community and it is this emphasis on continuous improvement that enables our pupils to fulfil their potential.
Preparation – Whether for the next stage of education, for work or for a future that is uncertain, it is our view that the prime purpose of school is to prepare young people for the rest of their lives and it is our intention that pupils who attend a school in The Collegiate Trust will have the very best preparation to help them achieve their goals and to go on to enjoy very happy and successful futures.
Latest News
Harry’s Bike Ride Challenge
I’ve wanted to do a cycling challenge for some time now, and losing my grandmother before Christmas last year was the motivation I needed. She had suffered from Alzheimer’s and I decided to do a bike ride to raise money for this good cause. After 2 hours of cycling and a lot of effort, I…
Read MoreLoan a Lamb
The children have thoroughly enjoyed being ‘Young Farmers’ this week. Year 1 children have been looking after Rose the ewe and her twins by feeding them hay, creep and ensuring that they have plenty of water. On Friday the sheep will be going back to their farm in Rusper.
Read MoreGirls Rugby trip to Twickenham
On Saturday 20th April, Ms Grove and Miss Martin took 13 students from years 7 to 11 to watch the England Women’s Six Nations: England vs Ireland at Twickenham Stadium. The sun was shining, the atmosphere was amazing and this was only beaten by the excellent result! England beat Ireland 88-10! We even got to…
Read More