Ofsted

Throughout the school, staff want the best for pupils and show them care and consideration. Pupils know this, and trust that adults will keep them safe

Pupils learn to show compassion and understanding for others, and they understand the importance of celebrating differences

Staff have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour, and pupils typically display good behaviour

Following our most recent ungraded inspection, the inspector felt that aspects of the school’s work may not be as strong as at the time of the previous inspection. This means that our next inspection with be a full, graded inspection. 

Schools are constantly evolving and school improvement is a constant cycle. Every year we identify areas we would like to improve and implement measures to achieve it. We were honest with the inspectors about our areas for development and these formed most of the basis for her report. We don't dispute the report, it just came at the point in the cycle when actions have not sufficiently addressed the issues. I am confident that when Ofsted come back again, they will see a strong improvement against all the actions they have provided us.

For a more detailed reflection on our report, please read this letter written by the Headteacher to parents here.

Read the findings from our short inspection in December 2024 here.

Read the findings from our short inspection in February 2019 here.

Read our full Ofsted report from September 2015 here. 

Visit the school's page on the DfE's Find and Compare Schools site here.