Ofsted Inspection Results
Ofsted (the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills) is the government department responsible for inspecting and regulating schools in England. Understanding a school's Ofsted history helps parents gauge the quality of education, leadership, and overall environment provided to students.
Latest Inspection Overview
Overall Effectiveness
Graded Inspection Date: 11/12/2018
This judgement was an improvement upon the previous overall effectiveness of Good, which was awarded during the inspection on 16/06/2015.
Latest Ungraded Update
On 15/05/2024, Ofsted conducted an ungraded inspection (often known as a section 8 inspection). The outcome was:
"School remains Outstanding".
Ungraded inspections ensure that a school has not seen a decline in standards since its last full graded inspection, and check that effective safeguarding is in place.
Detailed Sub-Judgements
During a full inspection, Ofsted evaluates schools across several key dimensions to provide a rounded picture of performance.
- Quality of Education Not judged
Evaluates the curriculum's intent, implementation, and impact on student learning.
- Behaviour and Attitudes Not judged
Looks at students' conduct, attendance, and respect for others in the school environment.
- Personal Development Not judged
Assesses how the school builds character, promotes British values, and prepares students for adult life.
- Leadership and Management Outstanding
Examines the effectiveness of school leaders, governors, and the academy trust in driving improvements.
Safeguarding
Is safeguarding effective? Yes
This is a pass/fail check ensuring the school has robust policies and practices to keep children safe from harm.
Read the Full Report
For complete details, including specific inspector commentary, strengths, and areas for improvement, we highly recommend reading the official reports directly on the Ofsted website.
View full reports on reports.ofsted.gov.uk (URN: 140007)