All of our schools have strong reputations as a result of the outcomes pupils achieve, the progress pupils make, the quality of education provided and the commitment from all staff to work with their communities to provide a school where children want to attend and are able to learn in safety and security. We are ambitious for all our children and we expect the most from them in all that we do.
“Pupils show maturity, kindness and respect in a way that is impressive. They are totally committed to taking responsibility for working with pride.” Ofsted reported in July 2023 (Courthouse Green Primary)
“There is a strong sense of pupil pride across the school. Pupils are keen to share the school’s motto, ‘Everyone believes in us, and we believe in ourselves.” Ofsted reported in February 2024 (Alderman’s Green Primary)
“There are high expectations for pupils’ learning. This means that all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), achieve well.” Ofsted reported in September 2023 (Rugby Free Primary)
“Leaders have high expectations for pupils. Pupils embody the school values of kindness and respect in their daily interactions with staff and each other.” Ofsted reported in July 2020 (Rugby Free Secondary)
“Pupils thoroughly enjoy attending Cawston Grange Primary School. They rightly take enormous pride in their school and the stimulating learning environment. This is a school where pupils flourish.” Ofsted reported in March 2026 (Cawston Grange Primary School)
“Leaders and staff work as one… Pupils try their best, give their best and expect the best of themselves… This combined effort brings about great success.” Ofsted on Courthouse Green
“Pupils understand the importance of good relationships. Those who take on leadership roles, such as well-being ambassadors, help pupils make friends and play together.” Ofsted on Alderman’s Green
“There is a strong sense of community among pupils and staff. Pupils value the opportunity to have a voice in improving their school.” Ofsted on Rugby Free Primary
“Pupils benefit from a school community that includes pupils from a wide range of different backgrounds and cultures. Leaders have fostered a culture in which pupils see these differences as a positive thing.” Ofsted on Rugby Free Secondary
“Pupils report that the roles they hold, for example on the junior leadership team or as ‘wellbeing ambassadors’, make them proud to be part of change and decision-making. They enjoy contributing towards exciting new developments, such as the immersive classroom and the new library.” Ofsted on Cawston Grange Primary School.
“Staff achieve this skillful ability to challenge and champion learning because the curriculum is crystal clear. Each strand of learning is distinctly set out. It picks up and spirals around and upwards, year on year.” Ofsted on Courthouse Green
“The school starts the foundations for success in the excellent early years provision. Staff make the most of every opportunity to engage children in conversation.” Ofsted on Alderman’s Green
“The school’s curriculum is ambitious and exciting. The school ensures that extending pupils’ vocabulary is prioritised in every curriculum subject.” Ofsted on Rugby Free Primary
“As part of the school’s ‘set for life’ curriculum, the school actively teaches pupils about the skills they need to succeed in modern Britain.” Ofsted on Rugby Free Secondary
“Staff astutely identify areas for refinement and take measured decisions for improvements. Staff’s professional learning is both tailored and effective, to ensure that all staff can develop real expertise.” Ofsted on Cawston Grange Primary School.