Trevor Averre-Beeson has founded Lilac Sky Schools Ltd in 2009 becoming its first Director of Education Services

December 09-Lilac Sky Schools recently hosted its National Teaching awards at the ITV Television Centre in London-Film footage of this fantastic event can be viewed at: http://www.teachers.tv/news/4089
More Information: Teachers who have helped transform struggling schools have received awards at a cermony in London.
The accolades were awarded by Lilac Sky Schools - the company set up by leading educationalist Trevor Averre-Beeson to help failing schools.

'Shout less; ask fewer questions; stand still; wait for silence; do the opposite; teach behaviour; reward more!'

Welcome to the Website devoted to the work of:
Trevor Averre-Beeson (Bsc, DipEd, FRSA)
Trevor can be contacted directly at:
trevoraverrebeeson@tiscali.co.uk
trevor@lilacskyschools.co.uk
www.lilacskyschools.co.uk/
(Mobile) 07789164689

Lilac Sky Schools an Introduction Click Here for Brochure
"We will help you to become a calm, well behaved, low exclusion school, which means you can become proactive in leading your school to success - no longer fire-fighting on a daily basis."
To find out more-Join us at our nationwide seminars:
New dates will be confirmed here shortly.
Central city conference locations.
Croissants upon arrival, coffee and lunch provided free
The seminar will set out in more detail how the LILAC SKY STRATEGY works in practice.
OR
We can come to you!
We can provide -
- A school diagnostic audit, plus report
- Training in the complete strategy
- Training in parts of the strategy
- Short or long term in-school support
- Whole school management solutions
For a ‘no commitment' conversation, or a visit, contact
Email: trevor@lilacskyschools.co.uk
Tel: 07789 164 689 to reserve your FREE PLACE
www.lilacskyschools.co.uk

Trevor Averre-Beeson and his team have turned around 3 London Schools in the last 10 years. Their successes include the high-profile transformation of Islington Green School, in North London. The once struggling inner-city school became a symbol of educational failure in the 1990’s, hitting the headlines when Tony Blair rejected it for his children. Under Averre-Beeson’s
leadership, the school passed its inspection in the space of 9 months. In each of three Headships the team adopted their ‘Lilac Sky Strategy’, seeing exam results double, and exclusions fall. In the third school exclusions fell from 200 to
zero in 18 months.

• Assessment - Our complete ICT-based approach to assessment plus administrative package, provides comprehensive support for your teachers, students and parents, thereby allowing you to lead your school more effectively.

• The School Environment - Lilac Sky’s Design team will take
care of your classrooms and corridors, helping you to radically improve your school’s ethos and learning environment, take more care over your carbon footprint and have a more relaxed school.

• Pastoral Support - Our approach will deliver zero exclusions
using a totally inclusive approach and allowing you to be proactive in dealing with student and family issues before they reach crisis point. Parents who could have been your enemies become powerful allies.

• School Organisational Capacity - We will help remove the
struggle of the day to day organisation of every aspect of school
business. Assisting with finances, premises management, audit systems and administrative processes, thus enabling you - and your team to focus on student progress - the job they trained for!

• Communications and Public Relations - Lilac Sky’s Design
and Communications team will ensure that you build a good self image and positive profile with the public, that reflects your school’s growing reputation. Year 7 will become over-subscribed when the community discovers what a great school you have and recruitment stops being a major issue.

2008 Revue: Trevor hosts Evening Standard/Edison 100 Influential Londoners Evening-28th February 2008

'It was a fantastic honour to host this event at the London Television Centre.  Over 150 invited guests attended the very glamorous 14th floor hospitality viewing area of Television Centre on London Southbank over looking the Thames and London at night.

The champagne and canapés flowed.  Members of the press and the 100 list (see below) attended.  In particular it was a privilege to welcome and speak about Jim Craig (City nominee), Mike Lee (2012 Olympics Bid Committee), Alex Northcott (Media/City), Richard Phillips (Surgeon), Andrew Lansley (Tory Health Spokesman), Carolyn Sampson (National Soprano) and Gemma Artherton (Actress – Bond girl!)
Along with many other interesting and exciting people, it made for an interesting event and an opportunity to show a new film by Toby Roberts of Edison@Salisbury School's work.'
Trevor Averre Beeson

Trevor himself was listed as one of the 100 most up and coming influential Londoners which led Edison tohost the evening.

Salisbury school is the subject of a Teacher’s TV documentary.  Trevor Averre-Beeson (Executive Headteacher for Edison Schools) describes the experience, of a school being filmed and followed for 10 months.