The ATLP Partner Programme will bring together students, parents, businesses, organisations and alumni, with the aim of enhancing education, empowering learners and providing profitable networking opportunities.
Membership will enable partners to foster connections, share expertise and support the educational community. Through networking events, partnerships and fundraising activities, opportunities for professional growth, community engagement and educational advancement will be enhanced.
The ATLP Partner Programme launch event takes place at Arthur Terry School on Wednesday 5 June between 6-8pm. There is no financial commitment to attend the first networking event, but businesses and individuals must register in advance by emailing Brian Davies at brian@bdconsultancyltd.co.uk.
Brian, the ATLP’s fundraising manager, is hugely enthusiastic about the impact the Partner Programme – featuring six networking events per year - could have on local businesses and students.
He said: “At the ATLP, children are at the heart of everything we do and we are constantly committed to working with the community to create new opportunities for our 11,200-plus students, including those who are vulnerable and disadvantaged.
“The ATLP currently consists of 22 schools and this number will rise this year as more schools join our learning family.
"We pride ourselves on being ‘One Trust’ to bring about the best outcomes for our young people. We also recognise that ‘Together We Are Stronger’ and this ethos extends far beyond the classroom."
Membership costs £1,000 per year and is open to parents, alumni and local businesses within the ATLP catchment area of Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield, Tamworth, Coleshill and Coventry.
If you would like to open new doors for your business, whilst also helping to generate funding to enhance equitable opportunities for students across the West Midlands, then please get in touch.
Numerous businesses are already on board and others are in the process of joining. For more details, visit ATLP Partner Programme – The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership
