April 2022
Following our most recent Ofsted, inspectors felt that:
Pupils enjoy coming to school. The school’s core values of respect, honesty, friendship, kindness and responsibility run throughout the school. These values create a welcoming and friendly school. Pupils treat one another with respect and care. They are kind and helpful to each other. Some pupils take on ambassador roles, taking care of their peers during breaktimes if they are lonely. Staff and pupils have positive relationships. Pupils feel safe and happy in school. Pupils turn to adults, especially members of the well-being team, if they feel upset or worried. They say that bullying and acts of unkindness are rare. Parents and carers and those who responded to Ofsted Parent View, Ofsted’s online survey, reported that their children feel safe at school. Many parents reported how approachable staff are. Senior leaders greet parents and their children each morning on the playground. However, a small minority of parents are less positive. They expressed concerns about the effectiveness of communications with the school. Teachers have high expectations of pupils. Pupils are expected to behave well and do so. Pupils behave well during lessons and at breaktimes. Lessons flow smoothly because pupils try their best and display positive attitudes to learning.
Please see the full report below
December 2016
Monitoring Report - December 2016
January 2016
Parent View Survey
Allows parents and carers to give their views about their child’s school at any time of the school year. The questionnaire is also the main mechanism for parents to give their views to inspectors about their child’s school at the time of a school inspection.
Please follow the link below to complete the Ofsted questionnaire:
