Eden Boys' School, Bolton

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 3 July 2023

Pupils consider it a privilege to attend Eden Boys' School Bolton. They recognise that they receive a high-quality education. Pupils said that the wider opportunities that leaders provide help them to mature as individuals. Pupils flourish in this school. Pupils are happy in school. They value the strong friendships that they make. Pupils develop positive relationships with their teachers. This helps them to feel safe from bullying. If it occurs, leaders deal with it swiftly and decisively. Leaders place no limits on what pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), can achieve. Leaders are deeply committed to ensuring that pupils have the highest aspirations for themselves. Leaders provide an education which successfully equips pupils to fulfil those aspirations. Pupils have incredibly positive attitudes towards their learning. They trust that their teachers will help them to achieve well. This motivates pupils to work hard and to conduct themselves in line with leaders' high expectations. Pupils strive to serve their local community. They develop a strong sense of responsibility towards improving the lives of others. Pupils spoke with pride about participating in activities such as raising money for charity and litter picking in the local area.

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