Frome College is joining the Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership (MNSP) and is holding a parent consultation meeting this week.
Chair of Frome College governors, Gayle Willmott said, “Joining the Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership will provide Frome College and most importantly, our young people, with a wealth of benefits including access to a network of experienced educational professionals, greater financial security, and resources to invest in improvements to our facilities and curriculum. The governing body believe that joining the MNSP will enable Frome College to continue our ethos of providing high-quality education to all students, while also positioning ourselves for growth and success in the future.”
Frome College principal, Emma Reynolds said, “We are excited to be part of the Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership family and are confident that this partnership will provide benefits to our staff, students, and wider community. Frome College has always committed to being a school that works in partnership with its community to provide a positive and inclusive learning environment. As part of MNSP, we will continue to provide an outstanding education to our students, while also being part of a larger network that is committed to improving educational outcomes for all, whilst preserving and enhancing the unique work that we do here at Frome College.
“We welcome parents and carers to a parent consultation meeting on Thursday 22nd June at 5pm in the Merlin Theatre. Additionally, if you would like any questions answered, please email our clerk to the governors, KJones@fromecollege.org.”
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