Pupil, Parent and Staff Views

We regularly collect feedback, including regular surveys of parents, students, and staff.

In recent surveys (Summer term 2025), here are some key points that have been shared:

A strength in our staff survey showed that staff felt that their feedback to the senior leadership team had impact.  Examples of this include; a range of working parties to encourage involvement across the school in decision-making and implementation of new ideas. These include: improving the outdoor environment, promoting inclusion and staffroom development.

In our pupil survey:

98% of children said they felt safe at school

94% of children enjoy learning at school

98% of children felt that school encouraged children to respect people from different backgrounds

98% of children felt that bullying was dealt with by school

Children were asked how we can improve our school and make our classrooms better. Their responses included some of the following:

'More school rules'

'More writing'

'If there was a room where people with SEND could go to calm'

'I would have a quieter and smaller group to work with'

Parent voice

 

87% of families felt their children were happy at school or had no reason to feel otherwise

91% of families said that their child has not been bullied

89% of families would recommend the school to a another parent

70% of parents felt that concerns were dealt with effectively

Next steps:

• To develop further activities and clubs for their children to engage in

• Develop communication when there is a concern raised and ensure there is always a written response

Please complete Parent View on the OFSTED website here

Here is an example of pupil voice regarding Woodlands wider offer.