We believe education should open doors. At Day One Trust, our schools combine rigour, creativity and innovation to prepare young people for bright futures. Join our team and help make it happen.
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Trustee & Governor Roles (Voluntary)
Chair of Governors | London Screen Academy
London Screen Academy is seeking a new Chair of Governors to provide strategic leadership, support high standards and help guide the next phase of the academy's development. Working closely with the Principal, CEO and Governing Body, the Chair will champion LSA's vision, strengthen its connections with the creative industries and support its long-term sustainability. This is an influential and outward-facing voluntary role for an experienced leader who is passionate about education, governance and widening access to opportunities for young people.
Staff Roles
Director of People and Operations (Launching 9th June)
Reporting directly to the CEO, the Director of People and Operations is a key member of the Trust’s executive team, leading people strategy, organisational development and operational effectiveness across the Trust. The role combines strategic HR leadership with oversight of estates and IT, ensuring the systems, processes and partnerships are in place to support staff, students and future growth. This is an opportunity for an experienced people leader to shape culture, drive organisational improvement and help build a high-performing organisation where both staff and young people can thrive.
Expression of interest
We’re always on the lookout for brilliant people to join our community. Whether you’re interested in becoming a governor at East London Arts & Music (ELAM) or London Screen Academy (LSA), or a trustee at the Day One Trust, we’d love to hear from you.
Please fill out this short expression of interest form. We endeavour to get back to everyone, though it may not be immediately.