Claverham Community College

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 23 April 2024

Pupils demonstrate immense pride in belonging to this inclusive school. There is a strong sense of community, where everyone is accepted and nurtured. As a result, pupils are happy and feel safe coming to school. Staff know the pupils well and care about their achievements. This leads to excellent rapport and mutual respect in every year group. Instances of poor behaviour are exceptionally rare. Pupils know that bullying and discrimination will not be tolerated. Pupils are highly motivated, resilient and considerate of others. They cooperate well and actively support each other's well-being. Mental health ambassadors and prefects look out for other pupils and offer support. Across the school, there is a positive and calm atmosphere that helps everyone to learn. The schools' ethos on all pupils being 'individually successful, community-spirited and globally aware' is clearly understood by everyone. Pupils' talents and interests are extensively developed through the vast opportunities on offer. This includes community and charity work in their local area and trips abroad. Pupils are ambitious about their future plans because of the exceptional support and guidance they get at school. Their achievements across many subjects are consistently high. Consequently, pupils leave this school as compassionate and knowledgeable young adults.

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