Summary
- This is a good schoolThe headteacher, ably supported by staff andThe school’s work to promote pupils’ personalgovernors, has ensured that good standardsdevelopment and welfare is outstanding.have been maintained at the school since theprevious inspection.
- Despite many changes toAlthough writing is generally taught well, pupils are not given enough opportunities to write atthe staff team over the past 18 months, thelength, in English or in other subjects.
- Thisschool has been well led and managed andprevents them from developing into morepupils at the school are making good progresssuccessful and resilient writers.in their learning.Pupils who have special educational needs The quality of teaching, learning andand/or disabilities do not make enoughassessment is good overall.
- Teachers use theirprogress, particularly across key stage 2.
- Thestrong subject knowledge to develop pupils’gap in attainment between them and theirlearning in a wide range of subjects.
- However,peers widens as a result.in mathematics, pupils are not always challenged to do their best.
- This particularlyChildren get off to a good start in the earlyapplies to the most able pupils.
- Consequently,years.
- They quickly learn school routines andthey do not achieve the higher standards thatdevelop confidence and good learning habits.they are capable of.
- However, assessment information is not alwaysused well enough to provide challenging work Their role of middle leaders, in monitoring andfor the most able children.improving teaching and pupils’ progress, is underdeveloped.
- Many are new to their posts,The school makes good provision forand have not yet had an impact on improvingdeveloping pupils’ spiritual, moral, social andoutcomes.cultural development.The teaching of reading is a strength of theParents are supportive of the school, and holdschool.
- Effective teaching of phonics underpinsit in high regard.
- Good relationships betweenthe development of early reading and, as theyhome and school are established in the earlymove through school, pupils develop goodyears and are maintained as the childrenreading habits and read widely and often.progress through the school.
- The curriculum is varied and interesting,Staff provide good levels of care, guidance andenabling pupils to achieve good outcomes in asupport for pupils.
- Arrangements forrange of subjects.safeguarding are thorough and welldocumented.
- Full report
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Local authority
Essex
Parliamentary Constituency
Rayleigh and Wickford
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Boarding Information
Staff Information
415
Number of pupils
216
Percentage of boys
199
Percentage of girls
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Pupils with SEN Education, Health and Care Plan
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Pupils with SEN support
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Pupils whose first language is not English
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Pupils eligible for free school meals at any time during the past 6 years
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Number of other staff
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School workforce
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Number of teachers
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Number of teaching assistants
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Senior leadership roles
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Number of school administrative support staff
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Number of school catering and maintenance staff
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Ofsted
Breakdown of Ofsted Rating: 23/11/2016
Performance and Progress
Impact of Covid-19 on Performance and Progress data 2019/2020
Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on Performance and Progress data
The Government’s Department for Education (DfE) has announced that it has not published primary level test or assessment data for 2020, 2021 or 2022. Attainment data will be published for 2023. However, the DfE has outlined that Primary Progress measure will not be produced or published for 2023-24 and 2024-25.
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What Are Key Stage 4 Assessments?
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GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education): Exams in various subjects, graded 9 to 1, that determine your child’s academic performance.
English Baccalaureate (EBacc): A set of GCSE subjects that provide a broad academic foundation (includes English, Maths, Science, a language, and History or Geography).
Attainment 8: An average score based on your child’s performance in eight GCSE subjects, including core subjects and a mix of others.
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