School Direct Partnership Agreement Sample Clauses

School Direct Partnership Agreement. The School Direct Partnership Agreement will be signed by St Mary’s and the SD Lead School, which summarises the overall roles and responsibilities and the principles underpinning the School Direct Partnership. It is the responsibility of the Lead School to establish partnership agreements between themselves and host schools. The signatories to the relevant School Direct Partnership Agreement will be the Headteacher or nominee of the SD Lead School, and HoD Partnerships St Mary’s. The Partnership Agreement will be in place for one year and is renewable on an annual basis. By signing this document the Alliance lead school and St Mary’s University agree to form the SDS QTS only Partnership and commit the institutions to:
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