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Reporting Boundary: 11 Sites (MAT, TAA, TAB, TAC, TAG, TAH, TAL, TASC, TASE, TASP, and TSFA)
Emission Sources: Electricity, T&D Losses, Natural Gas, Biomass, Heat & Steam, Water, Fleet, Business Travel, Waste, Paper, and Homeworking (not included in total footprint
Reporting Period: 01 Sep 2021 to 31 Aug 2022
We engage our employees and wider stakeholders to unlock their talent and knowledge to drive year on year progress in sustainability.
We recognise that transparent communication is essential for transformational change and we quantifiably contribute to 5 SDGs.
Trinity Multi Academy Trust (Trinity MAT) contains ten academies covering from nursery stage through to post-16. Their ethos is simple – to make a positive difference in the lives of as many young people as possible.
Achieving the Planet Mark is based on the commitment to continuous improvement in sustainability in its business operations by measuring and reducing its carbon footprint and engaging its stakeholders.
Over the next year, Trinity MAT will be reducing its carbon emissions and sharing its journey with its community to inspire others. By being more strategic about its environmental responsibility, it will be able to significantly increase its positive impact and hope to encourage continual improvements within its community.
Through Planet Mark, the academy trust will be protecting an area of endangered rainforest thanks to Cool Earth; a charity working alongside rainforest communities to halt deforestation. Its pledge through Cool Earth directly supports the Asháninka community in Central Peru.
It will also be helping the Eden Project – an educational charity building connections with each other and the living world, exploring how we can work together towards a better future.
To recertify next year Trinity Multi Academy Trust must reduce emissions by 2.5%.
A 5% year-on-year reduction is the target reduction recommended by Planet Mark.
