Madeley High School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 25 February 2025

Pupils speak highly about their close-knit school community. Pupils understand and meet the school's high expectations, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) and those who are disadvantaged. Pupils are motivated and resilient. They are committed to their studies. Pupils know that these qualities matter to their future success. The school's drive for all pupils to succeed is inspiring. Pupils' achievements exceed expectations. Pupils' behaviour is excellent. They follow the school rules as expected and without question. Pupils work hard and take pride in their learning. Pupils feel safe because staff prioritise their well-being. If bullying occurs, pupils know that staff will work hard to resolve it. Pupils feel honoured when asked to represent their school. They ooze confidence as ambassadors of Madeley High School. They greet adults warmly, striking up conversations with ease. As a result, they have a myriad of rich opportunities available to them after Year 11. Pupils are eager to take part in a wealth of extra-curricular activities. They compete in sports and visit cities in this country and abroad. Many take part in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme. These experiences provide invaluable opportunities to enrich their well-being, health and enjoyment of learning.

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