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School trust priorities: Edurio and CST Research Findings 2024/25

16 January 2025
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Make sure you're prepared for the new year, with insights from the National School Trust Survey, a collaboration between the Confederation of School Trusts and Edurio.

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11am - 12pm

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Free for BESA members, £50 for non-BESA members

Make sure you're prepared for the new year, with insights from the National School Trust Survey, a collaboration between the Confederation of School Trusts and Edurio.

 

 

In its third year, the Confederation of School Trusts (CST) and Edurio are proud to present the CST National School Trust Survey Report 2024. This essential resource highlights the key priorities and challenges shaping the education sector in the upcoming academic year.

Drawing on insights from trust accounting officers across England, representing trusts of all sizes, the report offers a comprehensive view of the current landscape and emerging trends.

This webinar will provide an in-depth summary of the report, featuring responses to critical survey questions identified by trust leaders. Gain actionable insights, understand sector-wide priorities, and equip yourself to navigate the challenges of the 2024/25 academic year.

 

Speakers

Ernest Jenavs is the CEO and co-founder of Edurio. He is a frequent public speaker globally on effective use of school sector trends and the role of stakeholder feedback in schools. Ernest advises a number of school trusts and national school systems and participates in policy debates by the OECD and European Commission.

 

 

 

 

About Edurio

Edurio is England’s leading provider of staff, pupil, and parent feedback surveys for schools and school trusts, working with over 100 trusts and 2000 schools across England and internationally.

Edurio regularly publishes research reports based on feedback from pupils, parents and school staff. To visit the full set of Edurio’s thought leadership reports, visit https://home.edurio.com/insights.

 

About the Confederation of School Trusts

Confederation of School Trusts is the national organisation and sector body for school trusts in England.

Through its three pillars - advocate, connect, support - CST is shaping the education policy agenda. Bringing together trusts in England from every region and of every size, CST has a strong, strategic presence with access to government and policy makers to drive real change through research for education on the big issues that matter most.

CST is proud to support and represent more than half of the academy sector, in turn responsible for the education of over two million children and young people.

 

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