"Pupils actively contribute to the Catholic Life of the school. Pupils are proud of their school and take an active part in all aspects of school life... Pupils are keen to participate in all of the opportunities the school offers to put faith into action and they love to take on responsibility... They express their own views and feelings with confidence and are able to recognise the Catholic tradition of the school. They show they understand their responsibility to be fair, just and forgiving to others... They are considerate and caring and this can be seen through the efforts they put into supporting and leading charity activities... The school is a prayerful and joyful community and its Catholic character is reflected in the high quality environment evidenced in the corridors and classrooms. Standards of behaviour are exemplary; pupils are polite and alert to the needs of others... There is a clear sense of family evident in the quality of relationships and the supportive environment created by all members of the school community."
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Section 48 Inspection Report - June 2017