What does AAAT mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Aletheia Anglican Academies Trust (AAAT) is a charitable company, limited by guarantee and registered with the Charity Commission in England and Wales. The trustees offer strategic leadership, holding the executive team to account for the trusts' performance.

AAAT currently has 12 academies across England which provide a range of educational opportunities to students aged 2-19 including nursery, primary, secondary and sixth-form settings.

At AAAT, we believe that every child has the right to access an excellent education and develop their potential to its fullest. Our academies strive to challenge children academically while helping them grow into confident and well rounded individuals. We provide engaging and tailored learning experiences which create safe and friendly environments for the whole school community to thrive in.

AAAT stands for collaboration, courage, creativity and empowerment; these are our core values which are reflected in our teaching methods and learning environment. We believe that in order for children to become successful adults they need an adequate understanding of collaboration alongside confidence to take risks within their learning journey. We encourage students to be creative thinkers with a passion for knowledge as well as developing self-belief through independent personal development.

At AAAT, we understand that every student is unique which is why we provide personalised academic programmes tailored individually according to past achievements and future ambitions. Our staff provide guidance during each stage of your child's learning journey by creating a nurturing yet stimulating environment where they can reach their full academic potential while also concentrating on their physical health & wellbeing through activities such as yoga & mindfulness sessions.

Yes, all of our academies have their own highly qualified teams of teachers who deliver engaging lessons with enthusiasm whilst facilitating real life applications of subject matter through relevant field trips or events. Our wide range of experienced professionals across all curriculum areas enable us cultivate comprehensive assessments designed specifically for each individual student's needs.

At each academy within the trust there will be a variety of extra-curricular activities available depending on the time of year - these can range from sports teams, workshops or study groups all aimed at developing life-long skills outside of the classroom setting. Please contact your local academy directly who will be able to provide you with more details on what clubs/activities may be running that term/year or available after school/during holidays.