Academy Status

Statutory Information about the Crompton House C of E School Organisation

Crompton House Church of England School is proud to be part of the Crompton House Church of England Multi Academy Trust. For information, such as listed below, please click on the logo. 

  • Annual reports 
  • Annual audited accounts including value for money statements
  • Memorandum of Understanding 
  • Articles of Association
  • Names of Trustees and Members
  • Funding Agreement
  • Governance arrangements and structure
  • Business and Pecuniary interests and attendance records
  • Schools financial benchmarking

Crompton House Church of England Multi Academy Trust  is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales, company number 07713345

Trust Address:

Crompton House C of E School
Rochdale Road
Shaw
Oldham
Greater Manchester
OL2 7HS

Contact Number: 01706 847 451

 

An academy is a state funded school, receiving funding directly from central government, and is outside of local authority control.

The decision to convert to academy status was based on the additional freedoms that academies have, including being able to establish their own term dates, curriculum and admission arrangements. At the time of conversion there were also additional funds available for academies

 

Academy Members are equivalent to shareholders in a company limited by shares. All academies are companies limited by guarantee and are also charities exempt from registration as a charity. Crompton House members are “guarantors” of the company and promise to pay £10 each towards any debt the company may have if it is wound up.

Members’ powers are detailed in the company’s Articles of Association. They are guardians of the Academy Trust who must ensure that the trust is acting within its objectives as defined in the Articles. They are legally accountable for the running of the school and have important powers such as the right to wind up the Academy Trust, appoint other members and appoint or remove Directors (Governors). As Crompton House is a Church of England school, our Members must also review how the academy is upholding its Christian character and Church of England ethos. It does this by requiring a report to be presented by the Headteacher at the Annual General Meeting.

1 member of staff at Crompton House earns more than £100k p/a

Documents relating to our Academy status can be found on our trust website at https://www.cromptonhousetrust.org/trust/

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