Studley High School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 19 March 2024

Respectful, caring and supportive relationships are at the heart of Studley High school (SHS). An overwhelming sense of community and mutual respect greets you as you arrive. Pupils are happy in school and support each other's needs. Pupils understand and follow the SHS values. These include being aspirational, charitable and resilient. These values run through everything the school does. Pupils feel safe and say that poor behaviour is rare. A typical parent comment is: 'The school has a real, family atmosphere coupled with high standards and expectations of the pupils.' The school has set very high expectations for pupils' future academic achievements and their wider development. Staff relentlessly focus on helping pupils to meet these high standards. Remembering key knowledge is a focus in every subject. As a result, pupils achieve exceptionally well throughout their learning. The school places an exceptionally strong emphasis on pupils' personal development. The school puts itself at the centre of the local community to celebrate and support pupils inside and outside school. Pupil leadership opportunities include well-being and fundraising ambassadors. The majority of pupils take part in an extensive range of high-quality enrichment opportunities. Musical theatre, STEM and coding clubs enhance pupils' wider experiences.

Read the full Ofsted report (opens in a new tab)