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Ofsted
The school was most recently inspected on 19-20 March 2019.
The outcome is that King's Wood was judged to be a GOOD school.
The key strengths highlighted in the Ofsted report include:
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Leaders have established a strong culture of nurture and ambition for all at the school
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Safeguarding is effective
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Leaders have a good understanding of the strengths and development areas of the school
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Teachers make good use of the strong relationships that they have established with pupils and their families
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Leaders have planned a broad and balanced curriculum
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Governors use their skills well and provide strong strategic challenge to leaders
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The leadership of the additionally resourced provision (ARP) is highly effective
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Other pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) benefit from the expertise that permeates the whole school
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Pupils’ progress is good overall
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Pupils are confident, happy and proud of their school; they behave well
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Pupils enjoy the wide range of extra-curricular activities
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Early years is led well
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Parents and carers are overwhelmingly positive about the school
Ofsted judges schools against 5 key areas:
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Effectiveness of leadership and management
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Quality of teaching, learning and assessment
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Pupil development, behaviour and welfare
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Outcomes for pupils
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Early years provision
King's Wood was judged to be good in each of these areas, and therefore, the overall effectiveness was judged to be good.
Please click here to view the March 2019 Ofsted Inspection report.
Please click here to view the January 2018 Ofsted Inspection report.
Please click here to view the October 2013 Ofsted Inspection report.
Please click here for Ofsted Parent View.


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