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Icknield Community College is proud to be part of The Acer Trust, a multi-academy trust of Primary and Secondary Oxfordshire Schools.

The core aim of the Acer Trust is to work in collaborative partnership as a family of schools, to improve outcomes for all the learners across those schools.

The founding partner schools in the formation of the Acer Trust were Icknield Community College, Watlington; Wood Green School, Witney; Chalgrove Community Primary School and Matthew Arnold School, Oxford. Stadhampton Primary School joined the Acer Trust in February 2019. Watlington Primary School joined August 2019.

For more information about the Acer Trust, including its members and board, please visit the Acer Trust website: www.acertrust.org.uk

Acer Trust is a charitable company limited by guarantee.

Registered in England and Wales.

Company NO 09591931

Registered Office: Matthew Arnold School, Arnolds Way, Oxford, OX2 9JE

Students access high-quality, extra-curricular opportunities which enable them to pursue their passions and interests (Ofsted 2019)