St Dominic Savio Catholic Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 29 April 2025

Pupils are happy and thriving at this school. They feel secure, supported and well looked after. The school has high aspirations for all pupils from the moment they arrive. Pupils excel because their needs are met exceptionally well. The school places the well-being and academic success of its pupils at the core of its work. Pupils achieve highly across the curriculum. They are well prepared for the next stage of learning and life in modern Britain. Pupils' behaviour is excellent. They learn to interact with each other politely and act responsibly. Older pupils serve as outstanding role models by demonstrating kindness and respect, reflecting the school's positive values. Pupils raise money for charity and think about others' needs. The school is a harmonious community, where parents and carers are overwhelming supportive. Pupils benefit from a broad and rich curriculum, including in the arts and sports. The school ensures that pupils of all ages participate in shows and performances as well as sporting competitions. Pupils participate in various extra-curricular activities, such as martial arts, digital leadership and Spanish. Some clubs are managed by pupils, which supports the development of their leadership skills. The enriching shared experiences contribute to the school's sense of community.

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