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Milton Keynes Education Trust (MKET) is a multi-academy trust that was established in 2011 in Milton Keynes. The non-profit company is based in Milton Keynes, UK. The trust aims to improve education provision by creating and developing a mutually beneficial partnership between local schools. MKET is committed to securing social justice through high-quality education that promotes inclusion and embraces diversity. The trust enhances and enriches the lives of children and young people by enabling them to make the most of outstanding learning opportunities within and beyond the curriculum. MKET has four schools in the trust, including an infant school with nursery provision, a junior school, a primary school, and a secondary school, educating over 3,500 children and young people. The CEO of the British company is Michelle Currie.

Milton Keynes Education Trust (MKET) is a multi-academy trust that was established in 2011 in Milton Keynes. The non-profit company is based in Milton Keynes, UK. The trust aims to improve education provision by creating and developing a mutually beneficial partnership between local schools. MKET is committed to securing social justice through high-quality education that promotes inclusion and embraces diversity. The trust enhances and enriches the lives of children and young people by enabling them to make the most of outstanding learning opportunities within and beyond the curriculum. MKET has four schools in the trust, including an infant school with nursery provision, a junior school, a primary school, and a secondary school, educating over 3,500 children and young people. The CEO of the British company is Michelle Currie.

Milton Keynes Education Trust (MKET) is a multi-academy trust that was established in 2011 in Milton Keynes. The non-profit company is based in Milton Keynes, UK. The trust aims to improve education provision by creating and developing a mutually beneficial partnership between local schools. MKET is committed to securing social justice through high-quality education that promotes inclusion and embraces diversity. The trust enhances and enriches the lives of children and young people by enabling them to make the most of outstanding learning opportunities within and beyond the curriculum. MKET has four schools in the trust, including an infant school with nursery provision, a junior school, a primary school, and a secondary school, educating over 3,500 children and young people. The CEO of the British company is Michelle Currie.

Milton Keynes Education Trust (MKET) is a multi-academy trust that was established in 2011 in Milton Keynes. The non-profit company is based in Milton Keynes, UK. The trust aims to improve education provision by creating and developing a mutually beneficial partnership between local schools. MKET is committed to securing social justice through high-quality education that promotes inclusion and embraces diversity. The trust enhances and enriches the lives of children and young people by enabling them to make the most of outstanding learning opportunities within and beyond the curriculum. MKET has four schools in the trust, including an infant school with nursery provision, a junior school, a primary school, and a secondary school, educating over 3,500 children and young people. The CEO of the British company is Michelle Currie.

Milton Keynes Education Trust (MKET) is a multi-academy trust that was established in 2011 in Milton Keynes. The non-profit company is based in Milton Keynes, UK. The trust aims to improve education provision by creating and developing a mutually beneficial partnership between local schools. MKET is committed to securing social justice through high-quality education that promotes inclusion and embraces diversity. The trust enhances and enriches the lives of children and young people by enabling them to make the most of outstanding learning opportunities within and beyond the curriculum. MKET has four schools in the trust, including an infant school with nursery provision, a junior school, a primary school, and a secondary school, educating over 3,500 children and young people. The CEO of the British company is Michelle Currie.