Attainment in English, maths and English Baccalaureate subjects was “significantly well above average,” Ofsted said. The EBacc result was “mainly due to most pupils completing the modern Hebrew GCSE, as well as the increasing proportions studying French”.
The school’s leadership prioritised “appreciation and respect for all, encouraging a broad outlook beyond the school and their community”.
Pupils valued their work in the community, supporting pupils with special educational needs in a local school and visiting older people, inspectors noted
They “enjoy meeting their peers from other schools and when carrying out work for charities”. However, Ofsted reported, pupils would benefit from greater opportunity “to interact with those from different faiths, cultures and backgrounds”.
Girls received career guidance throughout the school and special events promoted health and fitness, Ofsted reported. But they told inspectors they would like to have more varied options, including in creative arts such as music.
