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St Peter’s set to become academy

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June 7, 2024
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Council chiefs have signed off paperwork to enable St Peter’s C of E Primary School to become an academy.

A commercial transfer agreement to enable the school to open as an academy on 1 July 2024 has been agreed, according to a Leeds City Council report.

The Leeds Diocesan Learning Trust  will run the school, in Cromwell Street. The Trust has been established as a passionate commitment to support church and community schools across the Diocese of Leeds.

Bringing together the children, staff and governors in our schools and the central team and directors on the Trust Board, we are proud to ‘love, live and work together’ to support the delivery of quality education.

The council report can be read in full here.

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