Pupils enjoyed “chatting about their lives, the books they are reading, the visitors to their school and the variety of trips they take to explore London”.
The inspection found the school complied with the Equality Act in its teaching of British values.
Pupils enjoy chatting about the books they are reading
Pupils learned how they might “conduct their future lives as tolerant, respectful adults in modern Britain”, the inspection report said.
They understood “there are families who do not reflect their own family structure. They talk proudly of their sisters who have talents and skills, and they talk confidently about successful women in equal measure to their admiration for high-achieving men.”
They were also enthusiastic when “talking about the visitors who represent faiths, religions and ways of life which are different from their own”.
TTL was also complimented for the “beautiful singing” that was heard in Jewish studies.
