School insights

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Last checked 9 Aug 2026

SEND

The school states a strong commitment to inclusion and support for children with SEND.

“A strong commitment to inclusion and support for children with SEND”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

The federation states that it provides inclusive practice and strong SEND provision.

“Inclusive practice and strong SEND provision to ensure every child is nurtured, supported and able to thrive”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Pastoral

The school names Mrs E Wallace, Executive Headteacher, as its Designated Safeguarding Lead.

“Mrs E Wallace - Executive Headteacher”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Safeguarding is the school's highest priority, with a commitment to a safe and supportive environment where pupils feel protected and valued.

“Safeguarding the children in our care is our highest priority. We are committed to providing a safe, supportive environment where every pupil feels protected and valued.”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Subject strengths

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Class size

The school reports small classes and high adult-to-child ratios.

“Small class sizes and high adult-to-child ratios”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

The federation highlights small classes and high staff-to-child ratios.

“Small class sizes and high staff-to-child ratios”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Enrichment

Pupils receive outdoor learning opportunities and weekly Forest School sessions.

“Rich outdoor learning opportunities and weekly Forest School sessions”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Forest School, outdoor learning and practical experiences are offered.

“Rich Forest School, outdoor learning and hands-on experiences that encourage curiosity, resilience and creativity”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Ethos

The school promotes British Values through lessons, assemblies, and discussions, teaching democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs.

“British Values are: - democracy - rule of law - individual liberty - mutual respect - tolerance of those of different faiths and beliefs”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

A values-led approach develops pupils' confidence, responsibility and resilience.

“A values-led approach that develops confidence, responsibility and resilience”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

Admissions

Visits are welcomed throughout the year, with annual open days in October and November.

“We warmly welcome visits throughout the year, as well as during our annual open days each October and November.”
Verified 9 Aug 2026Source

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About School

RegionSouth East
Local AuthorityMilton Keynes
Ofsted RatingOutstanding
Gender TypeMixed
Application Status

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