Benefits for sponsors of supporting Leading Learning Trust's outstanding IT provision programme would be transformative The Leading Learning Trust is an education charity which exists to further education for the public benefit.  "We are currently two primary schools serving a culturally rich and diverse area in Newham, East London. Our schools are the hub of our communities and are highly valued by all stakeholders. Both schools are high performing, welcoming, safe and highly vibrant learning environments, in spite of the challenges our families often face in this part of London.
"The Trust's vision is 'transforming lives': we truly believe that education is at the forefront of social change and that all of our children deserve equality access to the cutting edge opportunities that children who live in more affluent areas often experience. We continually strive for innovation and excellence and this was recognised in a recent Ofsted inspections (April 2019) where both schools were judged as 'Outstanding' (correct at time of writing).
"As with many other schools across the country, Covid has been an enormous learning curve and, while it had many negative consequences on our children and their families, it has also given us the opportunity to review and develop our current practice.
"A key part of the work we did during this period was the rapid provisioning of a number of applications within our cloud-based system, Google's G Suite for Education, to enable us to continue to educate our children, whether they were at home or in school (as some children were during lockdown).
"As we look to support our whole community through Covid-19 and beyond, we are enhancing our existing digital capability and are talking to a number of corporate partners in connection with this programme, seeking sponsorship that would empower us to provide each primary aged child with an electronic device. This is a critical part of our strategy and a key driver for innovative and sustainable change, both for curricular development and the future outcomes of all of our pupils and their families.
"We believe that a partnership would be mutually beneficial - the sponsor would directly impact on the journey of recovery that will give our children equality of access in a future digital world".
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