LATEST NEWS
To learn more about what’s going on across the Trust. Please take a look at our latest news pages.
Read moreWHY JOIN C.I.T
We work together through the sharing of staff, expertise, pooling of resources, and development of each other’s strengths so that everyone has the chance to reach their full potential.
Read moreTRUST BOARD
Our Trust Board comprises of professionals from educational sectors, architecture, healthcare, accountancy, HR and welfare services.
Read moreWorking with schools in Lincolnshire.
The Community Inclusive Trust (C.I.T) currently has 11 academies across Lincolnshire. C.I.T is a multi-academy chain that challenges and supports its academies to provide the highest levels of education and care for their pupils.
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Meet some of our team
The team at C.I.T comprises of the Trust Board, Leadership, and the Support Hub. Click on an image to view more of the team.
Paul Boucher
Trust Board
Chair of the Trust Board
Peter Bell
Leadership
CEO
Lisa Lound
Support Hub
Executive PA
Michelle Allbones
Leadership
Chief Financial Officer
Testimonials
This is what some of our schools say about working with C.I.T
“Chapel St Leonards Primary School joined C.I.T in 2018. The fundamental purpose of the Trust is one that the school and its staff share fully – the understanding that all children are individuals. There is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to school improvement, or teaching and learning strategies, but there is an outstanding ability to share best practice and be provided with excellent levels of support. We have been delighted to take advantage of the support offered by the Trust’s Support Hub and this has helped us considerably post conversion. “
Graham Almond | Headteacher
“The Spalding and Boston Special Schools joined C.I.T in 2016. This marked an exciting time in the history of The Priory, The Garth, and John Fielding Schools. Education was, and still is, going through a significant period of change and uncertainty, with schools having to adapt to life with ever decreasing capacity within Local Authorities. Since joining the Trust and working in partnership with colleagues at C.I.T, we have seen further improved outcomes for pupils. We continue to support the Trust’s family of schools, sharing best of practice where necessary to improve education for pupils across Lincolnshire“
Mr D Bland | Executive Head