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AWARDS SUPPLEMENT


CITY LEARNING TRUST Outstanding Multi Academy Trust


Being named Outstanding MAT at the Education Today Awards is absolutely brilliant. Rarely in education do you sit back and take stock of what you do (because you’re always busy doing more..!) so even putting the application together was a really fruitful and fulfilling experience. Topping that was the recognition from the judges though - it really does put the cherry on top!


ASCENT AUTISM SPECIALIST 16-25 COLLEGE Creative School of the Year


“Remarkable Autism has a mission, to provide world leading services to Autistic Children and Adults. Every member of our team works hard to ensure the best possible outcomes for our learners and students. Ascent College has been leading the way in developing innovative approaches to learning through a creative and innovative curriculum. Each and every member of our college plays a part in it’s success and I’m so proud that this has been recognised by Education Today through this award”


• Robin Bush, CEO, Remarkable Autism Ltd


HAMISH & MILO WELLBEING RESOURCES Wellbeing Resource or Support of the Year


“We feel truly privileged and delighted to win such a prestigious award that celebrates the work we are doing to support children’s wellbeing and their development of social and emotional skills. We are so passionate to make a difference too for the adults working with children in using our wellbeing intervention programmes and we will continue to make an even bigger difference.” • Clare Williams, Author & Creator


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