The CSL Group is a collection of businesses that draws upon their own specialisms within their market and come together to complement one another. This enables the group to function in a cost effective and sustainable way by drawing upon individual expertise and strengths as and when required to ensure an efficient and professional service is delivered to its common but wide ranging of customers, employers, stakeholders and learners. The group has a direct focus on sport, physical activity, education and skills sectors.

Omnia Media is a global multi-faceted media company connecting people with information in specialist sport and physical activity markets and environments.We deliver a broad range of products and services, including live events and digital media content to bring the sport and business worlds together.

DfE approved Independent Special School in England for Children with Social Emotional Mental Health & Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Active Apprentice provide valuable employment opportunities and skills to support the Sport and Physical Activity sector.

We deliver a range of Apprenticeship Standards, Study Programmes and our own bespoke full time Future Skills Programme. All of these programmes use our unique Model of Delivery which incorporates our Society which we describe as Work Ability, Work, Competence, Values and Health.Our direct focus for the future is to respond to Government changes to the Skills Landscape and Get Active strategy by becoming the trusted advisors, developing solutions through skills training by Creating Sector Leaders that see the benefit to engage in Lifelong Learning.Creative Sport & Leisure is a direct contract holder with the Education Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) for the delivery of apprenticeships for both non-levy and levy employers. Creative Sport & Leisure underwent its first full inspection from Ofsted in September 2021, were we achieved a ‘Good’

The Essex Provider Network has been set up with the specific aim of providing a single voice for all Essex based learning and training providers including Further Education Colleges with a focus on work-based learning. There are a significant number of provider networks across the country and with changes within the sector, developments within the LEPs and an on-going large percentage of skills based funded provision being delivered by providers from outside of the region, we believe that there has never been a more important time for Essex based providers to work together collaboratively, in building a strong and sustainable network.

2014 Partnership Governor2016 Chair of Finance 2017 Chair of Governors2018 Chair of Academy Trust