Our school family
Our school family
Archbishop Sentamu Academy
Aspire Academy
Barlby High School
Burton Green Primary School
Compass Academy
Forest of Galtres Primary School
George Pindar School
Graham School
Manor CE Academy
Newland St John’s CE Academy
Poppleton Ousebank Primary School
Skelton Primary School
St James’ CE Academy
Vale of York Academy
A SHARED VISION

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with us

We embrace individuality, encourage dedication and participation
and take great pride in watching our young people grow and succeed.

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as learners

Given the right support, in the right environment,
all young people can thrive and make excellent progress.

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as creative individuals

By encouraging creativity and expression in all its forms,
our young people develop not just academically, but as a whole.

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as engaged citizens

We are committed to motivating our young people from an early age,
to become active, caring and engaged members of the community.

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spiritually

Throughout their time with us, all our children
develop spiritually as well as academically.

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as professionals

Being part of a Trust provides plentiful opportunities to work with partner schools.
We are there to challenge but most importantly support each other.

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in governance

Supporting and developing highly effective local governance so that we
ensure our children and young people get the best education possible.

Great teaching changes lives

We work with trust schools in aiming to create a culture of excellence, by being relentless in providing the very best for our children and students. We believe that given the right support, in the right environment, all young people can thrive and make excellent progress. For us, what matters most is the distance travelled, not where the children end up.

Inspiring young people to believe in themselves and work hard

Sharing expertise and best practice and driving change within the Trust

Give each child the chance to carve out their own pathway towards achieving their goals

Ensuring our governors are trained and equipped to the highest standards

Contributing to making society a better place

Want to find out more? Download our Place to thrive brochure

Latest news

A rural village school has received a handwritten letter from inspirational naturalist and pioneer, Sir David Attenbrough, wishing them well in their mission to be hedgehog friendly.

A teacher who worked at the same secondary school for almost 37 years has now written and published a book about its history.

Manor staff and students have been delivering Christmas cheer to over 100 senior citizens in the community, instead of hosting their usual festive lunch.

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Careers with Hope

Careers with Hope

Working within the Hope Sentamu Learning Trust provides numerous opportunities to work with partners, develop skills, share best practice and contribute to establishing environments where young people can thrive. We are there to challenge but most importantly support each other.

If you’re interested in a career with Hope, click the button to begin exploring our current vacancies.

  • TOGETHER, A PLACE TO THRIVE
    Hope Sentamu Learning Trust presents opportunities and expectations that promote success. In a world of turmoil we are able to offer schools the opportunity to concentrate on teaching and learning, providing you with peace of mind as we look after everything else.

    Helen Winn | CEO Hope Sentamu Learning Trust
  • POSITIVE IMPACT
    We always try to meet individual needs by getting to know our children very well as this helps them to thrive and develop. By being able to share some really good practice, see examples of how others work and tap in to contacts that other staff have throughout the Trust, we’ve seen a really positive impact on children’s education and general wellbeing.

    Allyson Buckton | Headteacher, Forest of Galtres Anglican Methodist Primary School
  • WORKING IN COLLABORATION
    The partnership with Hope Sentamu Learning Trust and, importantly, with Manor Church of England Academy, is significant as it is unique to the schools in York. No other multi-academy trust exists as yet in this area that gives scope for two secondary schools to work in collaboration.

    Toby Eastaugh | Principal, Vale of York Academy