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Yorkshire Endeavour Academy Trust is a unique and exciting partnership that was formed in 2018 by five primary schools that have a long and successful track record of collaborative working. Each with significant expertise in supporting schools.

Our Schools

Yorkshire Endeavour Academy Trust is a unique and exciting partnership that was formed in 2018 by five primary schools that have a long and successful track record of collaborative working. Each with significant expertise in supporting schools.

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Our Partners

YEAT

Yorkshire Endeavour Academy Trust (YEAT)

A Multi Academy Trust (MAT) is a more formal partnership. It currently consists of Castleton, Glaisdale, Lealholm, West Cliff, Oakridge and Airy Hill Primary Schools. We expect  YEAT to grow as MATs are still very high profile on the government agenda.

View the website: https://www.yeat.co.uk/


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Esk Valley Alliance (EVA)


YEAT English HubYorkshire Endeavour English Hub (YEAT) 

Our English Hub is one of only 34 schools across England appointed by the DfE to take a leading role in supporting schools to improve their teaching of phonics, early reading and early language. 

Aims 

Our Hub focuses on three crucial priority areas: 

Age appropriate phonics provision 

Encouraging best practice in systematic synthetic phonics teaching from school based early years provision to the end of key stage 1 and as the primary reading strategy throughout the school. This includes: 

  • Encouraging fidelity to a single systematic synthetic phonics programme 
  • Supporting effective use of decodable books in the early stages of learning to read to establish phonic decoding 
  • Supporting effective practice in formative assessment in relation to phonics / early reading. 

 Early language development 

Providing evidence-based approaches to early language development and closing the word gap in school-based early years settings, including appropriate use of formative assessment. Building children's speaking and listening skills in a language rich provision that are well matched to the children's individual abilities. This allows for planning for progression and preparing children to learn to read. 

Promoting a love of reading 

Encouraging reading for enjoyment; supporting whole school reading approaches, reading to children at least once a day and encouraging reading at home as well as developing teachers’ knowledge of appropriate children’s literature. Ensuring that reading and language is embedded across the curriculum and is taught in a purposeful way. Children are confident presenting their work and using different types of texts to achieve their goals. Developing reflective practitioners who can talk confidently about books and use this creativity in their own work. 

For more information, click here - https://www.yeatenglishhub.co.uk/ 


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