School insights
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Pastoral
Names the Designated Safeguarding Lead, Deputy DSL, and several other qualified DSLs.
“The Designated Safeguarding Lead is Mr J Marsh. His contact email address is jmarsh@ellowes.dudley.sch.uk”
School states student welfare and safety is its primary concern, working to reduce abuse, bullying, discrimination, and injuries.
“Here at Ellowes Hall, the safety and well-being of our students is our primary concern.”
Subject strengths
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Class size
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Enrichment
School runs an extensive extra-curricular programme with a reward scheme (enamel badge) for attending 15 sessions
“As part of the extra-curricular programme at Ellowes we run a reward scheme for clubs, fixtures and competitions. When students attend 15 extra-curricular sessions for their Sport or activity they get given an enamel badge to wear proudly on their blazer.”
Students have had team and individual sporting success at school, county, regional and national level, with some going on to national/international success
“We are proud of the school’s sporting reputation and students have enjoyed team and individual success in school, county, regional and national competitions. A number of ex-students have gone on to enjoy success on the national and international stage which makes us at Ellowes immensely proud”
Ethos
Respect is described as a core school ethos and one of the school's key principles.
“Respect is at the core of our school ethos, is represented through one of our key principles and is modelled by students and staff alike.”
School states commitment to equality and respect for all as part of its promotion of British values.
“The school is committed to equality and respect for all.”
Destinations
86% of pupils stayed in education or went into employment at KS4 in 2025
“Percentage of pupils staying in education or going into employment at KS4 in 2025: 86%”
Results
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