The Warren School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 15 May 2024

Pupils are incredibly keen to learn and enjoy being with their friends. Staff build strong working relationships with pupils and are very mindful of their well-being. As a result, pupils are happy in school and they attend well. Pupils are taught how to keep themselves safe, and the school provides a safe environment in which pupils can learn and flourish. The school has exceptionally high expectations of every pupil in the school. It is relentless in its work to remove barriers to learning so that every pupil can achieve their full potential, no matter what their starting point is. As a result, pupils achieve excellent examination outcomes at the end of Year 11, as well as at the end of Year 13, when they finish sixth form. Pupils are extremely well prepared for the next stage of their education or work. Increasingly, more pupils are choosing to study at the school's sixth form, and sixth-form students aspire to attend a range of universities or apply for competitive degree apprenticeships. Pupils' behaviour is excellent. Learning is rarely interrupted due to low-level disruptions in class. On the rare occasions this happens, it is dealt with swiftly by staff. Outside of lessons, pupils move around the building purposefully to get to their next lesson or to enjoy their breaktimes.

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