The information on this page is aimed at the external agencies that work with The Learning Trust. For a list of all services The Learning Trust provides schools, click on 'Services for Schools'
Useful Human Resources information that relates to you. For all your personal Human Resources issuesview full section
Find courses and learning opportunities available for you. For all professional development issuesview full section
This section is coming soon. You will be able to download tutorials on Microsoft products and other useful applications.
Learning Trust contacts that support schools.
Useful resources on 14-19 education in Hackney. For all 14-19 informationview full section
SEN resources for Hackney schools For more informationview full section
Information on Social Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL) For more informationview full section
Find courses and learning opportunities available for adults in Hackney. For all adult learning informationview full section
The Learning Trust is building a new Learning platfom for sharing curriculum content. Here are some archived resources. For more information about the Learning Platformclick here.
Find information about London 2012 Olympics and how to get your school involved.
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IT Services for schools in Hackney For all you IT issuesview full section
Finance services for schools in Hackney For all your Finance issuesview full section
The Schools Forum is a statutory consultative body which the Learning Trust is required to consult on a range of key issues affecting schools.
Information and resources regarding staff at Hackney schools.
Information and resources for Governors at Hackney schools.
Information and resources for Parents at Hackney schools.
An overview of the School’s duty, the Ofsted assessment framework and a range of case studies of Hackney schools successful in this area. Of particular interest will be in depth case studies of effective practice at Berger and Kingsland Primary Schools researched by Coram and a link to LB Hackney’s website and Hackney’s Cohesion Review.