St Anne's Catholic High School for Girls

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 22 November 2022

Everyone here describes the school community as being a family. Positive and supportive working relationships are displayed in abundance. Pupils rise to the high expectations that leaders have of them. The curriculum enables all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) to thrive. Pupils remember in detail what they learned in previous lessons and from previous years. This allows their learning to develop and deepen successfully over time. Leaders and staff provide many different extra-curricular and leadership activities for pupils to take part in. Pupils also start up and run clubs and societies themselves. Pupils enjoy participating in a range of charitable and outreach projects, which aim to help both the local community and those further away. In lessons, pupils display exemplary attitudes towards their learning. They enthusiastically offer their answers and opinions. Pupils are confident and engaging when discussing life at their school. Leaders ensure that any bullying or misbehaviour is rare and if it does occur it is swiftly dealt with. Pupils are kept safe. At break and lunchtimes, pupils talk and socialise with each other in friendly and positive ways.

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