Here are a few things OFSTED said about St Bede’s Catholic Academy…

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Here are a few things OFSTED said about St Bede’s Catholic Academy…

“Your school has been resolute in your determination to ensure that every pupil at your school gets the best possible education which will result in enhanced life chances.”

“You have achieved much success for your pupils.”

“Staff have created a vibrant and stimulating school environment to give your pupils the best possible opportunities to succeed”

“Pupils and their well-being are at the heart of everything you do at this school.”

“You have high expectations of what pupils can achieve.”

“Staff always go the extra mile for your pupils and their families and this is reaping rewards.”

“Pupils are happy. They come to school with smiles on their faces, and they relish the opportunities they are given, resulting in them achieving well.”

“School has hard-working and effective staff.”

“Commitment to improvement means that pupils are consistently making good progress in reading and writing”

“Strategies to improve writing and mathematics have ensured that pupils are now attaining above other pupils nationally, in both key stage 1 and key stage 2.”

“Pupils’ work shows that they are making good progress in all year groups.”

“ There are improving attendance rates for all pupils, including boys and those who are disadvantaged”

“Schools fastidious approach to ensuring that pupils attend regularly is paying dividends. Resulting in significant improvement in attendance rates and a large drop in the number of pupils who are persistently absent.”

“A key strength of the school is how well you, your team and your governors take every action possible to keep pupils safe.”

“Pupils and their families are benefiting immensely from this special care, guidance and support that school provides.”

“All safeguarding arrangements are fit for purpose and records are detailed and of high quality, it is the everyday actions occurring which highlight the lengths staff go to in order to keep pupils safe.”

“School have prioritised areas for improvement successfully since the previous inspection.”

“A rigorous analysis of the quality of teaching and learning resulted in improvements being made swiftly in writing and mathematics. This has had a significant impact on the amount of progress pupils make.”

“Pupils feel very proud of being part of St Bede’s Academy “Pupils feel very proud of being part of St Bede’s Academy. Their new uniform, which is heavily subsidised by the school, provides pupils with an unashamed joy that their school “is the best one in Stockton.”

“Your key focus since joining the school has been on ensuring that disadvantaged pupils achieve just as well as their peers nationally. Not only have you and your staff managed to achieve this, those pupils are achieving better than others nationally”

“Differences in attainment and progress for disadvantaged pupils across all year groups have been eradicated all pupils are making good progress.”

“Pupils are clear about how they can be successful in their writing, regardless of their ability, and have clear targets they are aiming for.”

“Pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is a clear strength of the school. Behaviour and conduct in lessons and around the school are very good.”

“Acts of kindness are celebrated on the ‘kindness tree’, and the prominent display in the centre of the hall demonstrates a solid commitment to providing equal opportunities for all.”