The Market Bosworth School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 4 June 2024

The Market Bosworth School has high expectations of what pupils can achieve. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), consistently meet these expectations. They achieve extremely well. Pupils' outcomes at the end of key stage 4 are exceptional. Pupils have excellent attitudes to learning. Lessons are calm and purposeful. They happily support each other to learn in lessons. Pupils show high levels of respect towards one another and staff. They feel safe at school. Pupils said that bullying is extremely rare. They know that they have many staff members to talk to if they have any worries. At breaktime and lunchtime, pupils conduct themselves very well. They enjoy socialising, attending extra-curricular activities and playing sports. The school's values of success, togetherness, enjoyment, engagement and responsibility underpin everything it does. Pupils understand these values and demonstrate them in school. For example, they enjoy raising money for local charities. Pupils also benefit from a wide variety of well-planned extra-curricular activities. Many make excellent use of these opportunities. They enjoy attending chess club, sports clubs and the equality club. Pupils also enjoy a range of trips and residential visits that enhance the curriculum and develop their character.

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