On Friday, 9 May, Creative Education Trust proudly hosted REND Northampton — our first Racial Equity Network Dinner — and what an evening it was.

At the start of December, we celebrated our tenth annual Trust Shakespeare festival with four ambitious productions.

Our students demonstrate the power of their words at the eleventh annual Creative Education Trust Sixth Form Public Speaking Prize.

The board of Creative Education Trust (CET) is today announcing that Nicole McCartney has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of the trust. Currently Director of Education at CET, Nicole will take up post in September 2025, as Marc Jordan steps down after 15 years at the helm.

Marc Jordan announces retirement after 15 years at the helm of CET.

This year's winners of the Primary Poetry Prize are announced at live London final

As MATs grow, and the levels of accountability for the support they offer rise, more are having to explicitly structure and systematise their school improvement model.

Continuing to be excellent examples of how collaboration and hard work can pay off, our young musicians performed beautifully at their end of project performance.

Our pupils in years 3 and 4 show us what's important to them as part of our first Primary Art Prize.

The future looks bright as we congratulate the finalists and winners of this year's Day of Change.

As we leave 2023 behind, we look ahead to some of the great opportunities for pupils and staff coming up at the start of 2024.

Happy holidays to all pupils, colleagues, and friends of Creative Education Trust.

The final event for our annual cross-Trust Sixth Form Prizes saw impassioned speeches from eight of our exceptional young people, and rewarded two students for their public speaking and essay writing prowess.

Ten Creative Education Trust schools put their spin on Shakespeare over two day festival.

We are delighted to present the cross-Trust Choir of 2024!