Multi Academy Trusts (MAT) Conference 2016 >
Sir David Carter

Sir David Carter, National Schools Commissioner

Please follow this link for Sir David’s Biography Sir David Carter – GOV.UK

Sir David’s presentation will cover:
An Overview of the work of Multi-Academy Trusts (MATS), lessons learnt and models of good practice.

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