A Warm
Welcome
Northumberland Church of England Academy Trust is a Church of England-led multi-academy trust (MAT) with the needs and aspirations of our pupils firmly at the centre of everything we do.
From humble beginnings, our Trust has grown steadily year-on-year and now supports the education of almost 3,000 children and young people aged 2-19 across Northumberland.


“Enabling Everyone in our Community to let their light shine.”
Northumberland Church of England Academy Trust is a Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) which strives to provide an inclusive and diverse learning environment, underpinned by Christian values, for pupils aged 2-19. Through our varied curriculum, we aim to develop well-rounded, skilled young people who aspire to the fullness of life and understand the role they have to play in their local communities.
Our Schools
Our Values
L
Love
- Care for each other.
- Help others do well.
- Support those in need.
I
Inclusivity
- Be welcoming and inclusive.
- Celebrate each person’s worth.
G
Goodness
- Work hard, do what is right.
- Treat others well.
- Do good and serve others.
H
Hope
- Aspire to be the best we can be.
- Learn from our mistakes.
- Show determination.
T
Truth
- Act with integrity and respect.
- Tell the truth.
- Take responsibility.
NCEA Trust
Latest Socials
Pupils at NCEA Grace Darling C of E Primary School have made some fantastic pieces of art for the #spiritedarts competition. Click on the link to see how talented our students are!
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Spirited Arts: ‘All God’s Creatures’ | NCEA Grace Darling CofE Primary School
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The children at Grace Darling Primary have been creating beautiful works of art as part of the Spirited Arts Competition 2025. This is a national competition run by NATRE (National Association of Teac...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
NCEA Warkworth Primary Breakfast Club is a huge success and have impressed their local MP. Read all about Mr David Smith MP, North Northumberland visit via the link below.
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Full Bellies, Bright Minds: MP David Smith praises NCEA Warkworth Primary School following visit to Breakfast Club
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NCEA Warkworth Primary School were delighted to welcome local MP David Smith for a visit to learn more about their thriving Breakfast Club, offered as part of the Department for Education’s Early Ad...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Parents of students who will be starting Year 7 at Duke's in September... this message is for you! NCEA Duke's Secondary SchoolParents of students who will starting Year 7, come and join us on Wednesday 9th July and meet the Duke's team! This is your opportunity to ask any questions regarding your child starting Secondary School while you enjoy complimentary refreshments.
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