Greenfields Academy in Grantham are delighted to announce they continue to be a ‘Good’ school, following a visit from Ofsted in June.
The school for pupils with Social, Emotional, Mental Health (SEMH) needs was praised for being ‘an ambitious and caring school’.
Ofsted recognised, ‘staff build trusting and supportive relationships with pupils. Pupils are nurtured and grow in self-confidence and resilience. They are respected, valued as individuals and well cared for.’
The report added, ‘pupils’ behaviour is exemplary. Pupils focus in lessons, learn to cope socially and show respect for others. This creates a calm, respectful environment where learning can flourish.’
Greenfields has a personalised, aspirational, caring and engaging approach and curriculum, underpinned by a range of opportunities beyond the classroom.
Ofsted noted, ‘pupils value these experiences which help them develop new skills and confidence as they venture into the wider world’.
Andy Rush, Headteacher of Greenfields Academy, commented: “I am delighted with the outcome of the recent inspection. The detail of the report reflects the amazing skill and dedication of staff in supporting our pupils and families, and how rightly proud our pupils are of their school. Greenfields’ exciting journey continues”
James Ellis, Director of SEND Education at Community Inclusive Trust, added: “We are thrilled that the recent Ofsted inspection has recognised the genuine strengths of Greenfields Academy. This outcome is a proud reflection of the unwavering dedication of our pupils, staff, and stakeholders. Their commitment and teamwork continue to make Greenfields an inspiring place for young people to learn and grow.” To read the full report, click here.
