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Some of our valued partners

The Sangat Community Centre, Keighley

Sangat Centre logoThe Faculty has worked with the Sangat Community Centre, Keighley, for over 3 years to deliver a range of bite-sized courses including Every Child Matters, Managing Behaviour and an Introduction to Youth Work.  The objectives of the Sangat centre are to use the talents and skills of the community, make links between the generations, provide advice relating to statutory rights and create opportunities for training and jobs.

In 2009 a partnership agreement between York St John University and the Sangat Centre was signed. Centre Manager, Ghulum Rabani said “The participants and whole community is very pleased that York St John University have offered us a range of courses based on our needs. The students have enjoyed high quality training on their doorstep, supported by highly qualified lecturers. The training, skills and knowledge gained will empower and equip them to use these skills in their Madrassas, supplementary schools and Mosques. The training has also encouraged them to learn more and go on to other training courses. For some students university was big aim, but York St John University made it attainable. Ultimately this training will improve the quality of education and life of those who have attended. We look forward to continuing our partnership with York St John University”.

 

Archbishop Sentamu Academy, Kingston upon Hull

Arcbishop Sentamu Academy logo

Andrew Chubb, Principal, shares his thought on the partnership between Archbishop Sentamu Academy and York St John University:

“Archbishop Sentamu Academy is proud to be associated with York St John University.  We have explored many areas of work throughout our partnership, including course accreditation opportunities for our staff.  We have also provided residential courses on campus for our students, which aim to boost their levels of English and Maths, and also to encourage them to aspire for university places"

 

 

Centre for Leadership Excellence Across the Region (CLEAR Partnership)

Centre for Leadership Excellence Across the RegionSince 2010 the Faculty has been an active part of an exciting new leadership initiative which was formally launched in January 2011 at Hull University. The Centre for Leadership Excellence Across the Region (CLEAR) act as a 'one-stop shop' for leaders within schools and children's services to access leadership training at all levels. It is focused around six local authorities – Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, North East Lincs, North Lincs, York and North Yorkshire.

The Centre for Leadership Excellence is being developed through the group to be a recognised centre for the development of leaders for Children’s and Young People’s Services working and enriching the links with National organisations.

 

City of York Council – Governor Support and Development Service

City of York Council logoYork St John University has a long history of working in partnership with the City of York Council. One example of this is the joint development of accredited modules for the Governor Support and Development Service. 

Sue Pagliaro, Service Manager said “We have been delighted to work in partnership with York St John University to offer a programme of high-quality training for school governors.  The University’s heritage of educational focus and excellence makes it an ideal partner for the delivery of courses relating to school leadership and management.  Because the programme is endorsed and quality-assured by the University, it ensures its credibility and raises its profile.   It allows school governors the option of working towards a recognised University-awarded qualification which is unique to York.

The partnership use of the University campus has been of great benefit in providing a central and accessible venue for training.  Governors become students of the university, with all the benefits this offers, and feel part of a much broader learning establishment.”

To find out more about Governor Training click here