Whitmore High School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 18 March 2025

Outcomes over time are excellent, and this includes the performance of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils achieve particularly well at this school due to the ambitious curriculum provided and the school's inclusive ethos. The expectations for pupils' learning are consistently high across the school. Pupils enjoy the success of building their knowledge over time. The school ensures they are supported to achieve their potential. A clear sense of care resonates through this truly inclusive school. Pupils bring different life experiences with them, adding to the school's rich community. The school provides high-quality pastoral support. This includes teaching pupils the importance of good mental health and positive relationships. The enrichment programme provides a significant variety of experiences for pupils, including clubs such as chess, boxing, gardening, and jazz club. There are frequent trips to bring the curriculum to life. Through these experiences, pupils' cultural capital is further enhanced. The school fosters a calm and productive atmosphere, ensuring a safe environment for all. Pupils typically behave with high levels of maturity and empathy. Pupils understand how the school expects them to behave towards each other in social times and do so consistently. Sixth-form students are excellent role models for younger pupils.

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