The headteacher of Newport Church of England Junior College (NJS) has stated she is “completely delighted” that the college has been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted inspectors.
Throughout a go to to the first in early December, inspectors praised the college for its “type and caring group”, saying that “adults go above and past” to help the pupils.
The report praised the “exceptionally excessive requirements of behaviour” from college students and stated they “reveal nice maturity” and “distinctive character”.
“Pupils really feel that being inclusive and tolerant in society is how all people ought to behave,” it added. “They really feel nicely ready for all times past this faculty.”
It went on to rejoice the “distinctive crew spirit” of employees and the “high-quality help” of scholars with particular instructional wants and/or disabilities.
In a letter to folks concerning the information, headteacher Nicola Moody stated she was a “very proud faculty chief” and thanked the college group for all of their contributions.
“At NJS we take pleasure in inclusion and worth all members of our college household,” she added. “This end result and report rightly displays that.
“Mother and father and carers shared their views, 115 youngsters have been spoken to in individual about their experiences of college, many classes have been visited, employees interviewed, pupil books explored and stakeholders have been met with.
“We would like our youngsters to have expertise for all times that interact them in a love of training and a ardour to pursue their skills. We need to develop younger folks with wonderful character for the trendy world and we work arduous to attain this.
“To be famous for excellent behaviour and attitudes, particularly put up pandemic, is outstanding. Kids take pleasure in faculty, interact of their studying and are demonstrating equality and British Values of their actions. That is wonderful.”
