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East Midlands Academy Trust
We are driven by a strong moral purpose that every child has the right to outstanding teaching and leadership.
We strive to be a high performing trust that demonstrates educational excellence, operational excellence and our #EMATters ethos, which is represented by our core values of inclusion, innovation and impact.
We set high expectations for our leaders and teachers to support and stretch every child to ensure they reach their full potential.
Why EMAT?
Careers
As a growing multi-academy trust, there couldn’t be a better time to start or continue your career in education with East Midlands Academy Trust.
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Our Academies
We are committed to providing the highest standard of education in every school so that all pupils are supported to be the best that can be.
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Latest news
Get the latest news from our family of #EMATters schools and find out how we are making a difference to their educational outcomes.
Find out moreEMAT Training Hub
We now offer NPQs! There are some fully funded places available for staff from disadvantaged schools. Find out more about our training offer here.
Find out moreFeatured News
Prince William School ranks in top ten schools in the region
Prince William School has been ranked in the top ten state schools in the region by The Sunday Times Parent Power list 2026.
Read moreOur EMAT Annual Report 2025 is out now!
East Midlands Academy Trust has published its 2025 Annual Report.
Read morePrince William School inclusion conference celebrates equity and diversity
Prince William School in Oundle has hosted its first ever inclusion and diversity conference today (Wednesday) attended by around 150 students from nine schools.
Read moreEMAT Becomes First School Trust to train in-house mental health practitioners
East Midlands Academy Trust is jointly leading a project to fund and train mental health practitioners to better support pupils with mental health needs.
Read moreNorthampton International Academy librarian wins national award
NIA librarian Julie Broadbent has been announced as Secondary School Librarian of the Year in the 2025 School Library Association Awards.
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