How does a multi-academy trust operate compared to traditional local authorities in England?
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Founder & CEO at MyNewTerm
Niche: Edu
Revenue: Approx. 540,000 USD/month
Location: Silsoe, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom
Started: 2015
Multi-academy trusts are groups of schools operating under a centralized legal structure. Unlike the old system where county local authorities ran schools, trusts centralize operations like finance and HR, allowing schools to benefit from economies of scale and run more efficiently.
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