Reach Academy Feltham

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 24 September 2024

Everyone, from the Nursery to sixth form, is kept happy and safe. Pupils are rightly very proud to be a members of this unique community. Children and pupils learn early on to conduct themselves maturely and with a deep respect for other people. Pupils talk to their teachers and each other responsibly. They are trusted to address their teachers by their first name. In turn, they trust their teachers to help them with any worries they may have. As pupils get older, they are expected to become more independent and responsible for their own learning. They benefit from high-quality learning opportunities within a culture of care. Pupils get the right help to consistently meet the high expectations staff have of them. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), achieve very well. They have exceptional opportunities to learn in the classroom and through enrichment activities and visits. Pupils learn to value themselves, each other, their school and their community. They are taught to feel optimistic about their futures through a very strong careers programme that starts in the early years.

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