Schools partnership wins prestigious national teaching award

Ealing Learning Partnership, which brings together the council and 85 schools in the borough in the delivery of educational excellence, has been recognized with a silver award for impact through partnership in the Pearson National Teaching Awards.

Selected from thousands of nominees, the win highlights the remarkable impact the partnership has on shaping the lives of the young people in their care.

This collaboration brings together school and district council staff in their mission to promote educational excellence, tackle inequalities and deliver better outcomes for all children and young people in pursuit of its vision: No Student Left Behind: No School Left Behind. More than 40 school leaders contribute their time to shape and deliver activities on behalf of all young learners in the district, area-wide priorities and school needs.

The Pearson Silver Award recognizes Ealing Learning Partnership as one of the leaders of educational excellence in the UK.

Conviction and dedication

Julie Lewis, Director of Learning Standards and School Partnerships at Ealing Council, said: “The conviction of our schools and the dedication of individual leaders who contribute directly to the aims of the Ealing Learning Partnership and who believe in our mission has paid off. this award. This supportive network of brilliant educators doesn’t just care about the performance of their own school or the results of the students they teach; they care about all Ealing’s children and young people. I am delighted to have achieved this recognition”.

Ealing Learning Partnership is one of 102 deserving teachers, lecturers, leaders, support staff and institutions named as silver winners in this year’s awards. They will now be in the running for the coveted Gold Award, which will be announced at a prestigious awards ceremony later in the year.

The announcement comes as celebrities, students and schools across the UK today pay tribute to all those who work in education to mark National Teacher Appreciation Day, which celebrates the whole education community and shines a light on the exceptional impact they have on shaping young people. lives.

Thank you teacher’s day

National Teacher Appreciation Day and the Pearson National Teaching Awards are organized by the Teaching Awards Trust, an independent charity established more than 25 years ago to celebrate the transformative impact of education by highlighting the essential roles of teachers, staff of support, colleges, schools and early years educators play in inspiring young people every day.

Michael Morpurgo, author, former Children’s Laureate and Chair of the Teaching Awards Trust, says: “The work and dedication of everyone who plays a part in educating young people is phenomenal. Not only do they play a vital role in shaping minds in the classroom, they often go on to encourage, support, motivate and inspire beyond. That’s why it’s important for us to take a moment this National Teacher Appreciation Day to recognize their efforts.

“I am also delighted to congratulate this year’s Silver Award winners and recognize their amazing contributions and commitment to shaping the lives of the next generation – thank you!”

Rachel Johnson, CEO, PiXL, sponsor of The Award for Impact through Partnership, says: “Using collaboration, networking and partnership is a powerful tool in improving students’ life chances and outcomes. This year’s Silver Award winners have demonstrated this through their teams, an incredible leader in providing high-quality education, experiences and support to those in their care, giving their students new experiences that would otherwise be inaccessible. Congratulations on this win.”

Sharon Hague, managing director of School Assessment & Qualifications at Pearson UK, says: “We are delighted to recognize this year’s Silver Award winners for their outstanding achievements. The contributions they make and the impact they have on the lives of young people every day are truly exceptional. We are extremely proud to support the National Teaching Awards and celebrate the achievements of all our very worthy winners. Thank you for your continued work and congratulations!!”