What the school inspection says
“Pupils say that it is a ‘privilege’ to attend this exceptional school. Pupils learn to be polite, motivated, and hard-working individuals, who look after and care for each other. Leaders have ensured that pupils leave the school as international citizens, who cherish each other’s differences and viewpoints. Leaders carefully plan many opportunities for pupils to demonstrate active citizenship as leaders of school clubs and events [such as] the eco-council, badminton club and cultural day. Pupils, including those in the sixth form, benefit from expert and independent careers guidance, so that they can make well informed decisions about their next steps.”
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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.