Castle Manor Academy in Haverhill receives high praise from Ofsted for its supportive environment and commitment to student success
Ofsted inspectors recently checked in and found that the school is doing a great job. They noted that the school has kept up its ‘Good’ rating from 2019.
The inspectors highlighted the strong relationships between staff and students, a culture of trust, and a new curriculum that focuses on literacy. It’s clear that everyone at the school is working hard together.
Headteacher Vanessa Whitcombe expressed her pride in the school and its community. She said the report really captured the essence of what they do and how well everyone collaborates.
The report also mentioned how students are proud of their 100% attendance, showing they truly value education. The new curriculum is helping them become fluent readers, and they’re benefiting from a solid careers program too.
Castle Manor Academy also stands out for its support for students with special educational needs. They offer extracurricular activities like residential trips and work experiences, which really enrich the students’ lives.
The inspectors noted that students are developing strong leadership skills through various programs, including The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Plus, the ‘Pupil Parliament’ gives students a voice in school matters, allowing them to make a positive impact.
Overall, it’s a fantastic time for Castle Manor Academy, and the community is thrilled with the recognition. Everyone is excited to keep pushing for the best for their students!
