Alison Grant

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust (BDAT) is an academies trust that was established in 2012 to support and sponsor Church of England academies and other schools in and around Bradford on behalf of the Diocese of Leeds. Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College is located in the south of Bradford and aims to develop ambition, resilience, courtesy, and kindness in all its students. The non-profit company is based in Bradford, UK. BDAT works with its schools to provide a network of support and challenge to achieve their vision. The trust produces annual financial accounts for the trust and its academies for the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College and Immanuel College are two of the schools associated with BDAT. Immanuel College takes its name seriously, striving to provide its students with an education within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. The British company was founded in 2012, and Carol Dewhurst has been the CEO of the company since 2014.