As you know OfSTED, the Government Inspectors, visited school on 30th April and 1st May 2008. They saw a number of lessons, met with lots of staff, but mainly listened to our students and read your responses to their questionnaire.
They have decided that the recent changes and improvements in our school are good and are pleased with the rigour and evidence-based evaluation introduced by the Headteacher and her senior team. Standards are rising and this is impacting on the achievement of learners.

Keeping up to date with children’s use of technology is challenging for many adults. It can be hard to supervise what young people are viewing and creating online, who they are chatting to and texting, and what they are downloading.

Music is an important part of young people’s lives. They can get hold of tracks and albums from many different sources and swap tracks between computers, mobiles and portable players.

Accessing music online has never been easier, but it raises important issues. For example, what you need to know about the copyright of the creators of the music. What you can safely and legally do with the music you access online. What you can copy on to your computer. How to download music without exposing the home or school computer to viruses and other security risks. And how you can still enjoy all the advantages of digital music while staying on the right side of the law.