What the school inspection says
“Leaders have made it their priority to provide a broad and ambitious curriculum for all pupils, regardless of their starting points. Pupils respond positively to the high expectations that staff have ... Pupils describe their school community as open and inclusive. They enjoy a range of subjects and in many cases, confidently discuss their learning ... Pupils benefit from a range of clubs and extracurricular activities on offer. As a result, many pupils have experiences of leadership, sporting success and achievement in the arts … Parents are positive about the work of staff at the school. One parent said, ‘My child has really thrived in this school in all areas of his life.’ ”
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*From September 2024, Ofsted no longer makes an overall effectiveness judgment in inspections of state-funded schools.
A consultation on the new report cards will take place in 2025.