Comberton Village College

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 19 November 2024

Pupils thrive at Comberton Village College. The school has very high expectations, both of how pupils should conduct themselves, and how much they can achieve. Pupils strive successfully to meet these expectations. In line with the school's values, pupils become 'caring, confident and capable'. Staff are determined that everyone should succeed and have a voice in school. Pupils look out for each other, acting as 'upstanders' if peers need their support, for example. Pupils behave and attend very well. They treat others with courtesy and respect. Pupils enjoy an exceptional range of opportunities to develop their interests. There is a vast range of clubs, from crochet to robotics and debating, as well as many trips. Well-chosen visitors fire pupils' enthusiasm for learning and teach them about social issues. Pupils learn a lot from different employers about the world of work. They benefit from events such as work experience which some pupils complete overseas. The school offers every pupil an ambitious and broad curriculum. The vast majority of pupils study at least one GCSE in a modern foreign language. Staff leave no stone unturned to ensure that all pupils gain the knowledge they need. As a result, pupils consistently achieve very well.

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