RM Education MAT Workshop.ppsx
Transcript of RM Education MAT Workshop.ppsx
Strategy, vision& technology
in Multi Academy Trusts
Jesse Johnson I Head of MATs I RM Education
Developing a strategyThe Big 8 MAT priorities
Real life examples
Agenda
Your vision
Your vision for education should drive the technology -
technology should not drive your vision
Where do you want to be?What do you have now?
How confident and able are your people?
The big questions you need to answer
An end-to-end experience
Strategy & Vision workshop Financial benchmarking
Technical audits User surveys
CollaborationConsistencyCost savings
5 primary academies in Birmingham
• SLT, teachers, support staff and governors can easily share and access both MAT and
local resources relevant to them using Office 365 & RM Unify
• The MAT’s School Improvement team are able to collaborate and share resources
with teachers across the MAT
Victoria Academies Trust
6 primary academies across 3 geographic hubs
• New broadband connections coupled with renewed wireless networks provide a consistent,
stable, experience helping teacher confidence
• A technical support service provides:
a single technical helpdesk with knowledge of the Trust’s needs with a flexible approach to
local needs, enabling academies to pool resources in a cost effective way
• Consistency and cost savings are enabled through Microsoft Office 365 & RM Unify
National Education Trust (NETAT)
MAT Insight Hub image
2 secondary & 4 primary academies in Wiltshire & Bristol
• Economies of scale have been achieved by sharing the ICT support service across
multiple sites
• Passing the more complex technical network management tasks to RM has
enabled the school’s technicians to focus on supporting teaching & learning
Excalibur Academies Trust
67 primary & secondary academies - nationwide
• Support services are designed to utilise on-site technicians across multiple schools and
release technical expertise into the classroom
• A complete move to Google Apps for Education (GAFE), reduces costs by removing
hardware and support costs
• Standardising on technology across all sites, such as wireless and printing increases
purchasing power and reduces support costs
Academies Enterprise Trust
22 primary academies across 3 hubs
• Collaboration is enabled by using Google Apps for Education (GAFE) for curriculum
delivery, independent learning, communication and governance
• Google Chromebooks provide low-cost, seamless access for learners
• Cloud based MIS is embedded in all sites, providing consistency and easy access to data
• Reliable broadband provides the confidence to use the cloud
The Elliot Foundation Academies Trust
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