Eden Girls' School, Coventry

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 23 May 2023

Pupils thrive and excel in this inclusive school. They are respectful, courteous, and friendly. Staff have high expectations of pupils, and pupils live up to these. At all times, pupils' behaviour is impeccable. They are engaged, enthused, and willing to take part in all aspects of school life. The 'star' values of service, teamwork, ambition, and respect underpin school life. Leaders' ambition for what pupils can achieve goes well beyond the academic. All pupils, including those with special educational needs and/disabilities (SEND), benefit from the extensive opportunities on offer. These include hosting charity events, debating club, and enterprise and business-related activities. The 'star diploma award' recognises pupils' contribution to achievement, behaviour, and volunteering. Pupils actively engage in charity and local community work, for example, by providing foodbanks for local people. This contributes to pupils becoming active citizens in the community. Leaders have ensured that their teaching about the Muslim faith is explicitly linked to fundamental British values and character building. They achieve this with 'hadith of the week'. For example, pupils learn to be respectful of differences and to promote tolerance. This teaches pupils to become well-rounded citizens, who are prepared for life in modern Britain.

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