TKAT is one of the largest Multi-Academy Trusts in the South of England with over 40 Primary and Secondary Academies. They are committed to providing outstanding teaching and learning to prepare their students for the 21st century with an overarching vision of ‘inspiring learners, changing lives’.
Commenting on the appointment, Chris Whittington (Head of Education) said: “TKAT’s ethos is very much aligned with Anthony Collins Solicitors LLP own values and we’re excited to start working closely with their team in delivering a comprehensive legal service to this significant and exciting multi-academy trust. This appointment helps in further building on our reputation as nationally recognised education law experts, trusted by academies, schools and diocese across the country.”
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