The East Dacorum Co-operative Learning Trust

The East Dacorum Co-operative Learning Trust was established by Adeyfield School, The Astley Cooper School and Longdean School.  Since coming into existence in July 2014, the Trust has already begun to develop a number of projects that will support the schools and the communities they serve.  The Trust board is made up of representatives from Roundwood Park School, BP, Rotary Club, The University of Hertfordshire, Lloyds Banking Group, The Co-operative Society and Herts for Learning.

The aims of the trust are:
The East Dacorum Co-operative Learning Trust will reinforce the Cooperative values of Self Help, Self Reliance, Equity, Equality, Democracy and Solidarity by:

• Developing outstanding teaching for all our students·
• Developing our partnership with parents and the wider community to raise aspirations & achievement for all·
• Developing partnerships with higher education providers and employers to provide opportunities for all young people·
• Developing smooth educational transitions for children and young people from birth to 24 years of age·
• Using the co-operative values and framework to structure collaboration between the schools and wider community for the benefit of all whilst holding all parties to account

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

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Elklan Communication Friendly Setting - Secondary

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British Council International School Award

The International School Award rewards schools that have shown a commitment to embedding international awareness and understanding within their class or school. We encourage this by supporting schools in completing collaborative, curriculum-based work with a number of international partner schools, involvement of the wider community.As your International School Award journey continues, you will learn of new ways to develop and embed international education in your school.The International School Award is available in 16 countries and is well-regarded by school inspection bodies and ministries of education globally.

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