Students informed the inspectors that the school has 'something for everyone when it comes to extra-curricular activities'
A school in Bingham has been rated 'Good' following its first inspection from the education watchdog Ofsted in more than 10 years. School inspectors visited Toot Hill School, part of the Nova Education Trust, in November 2022 for the first time since the school's Outstanding rating in 2011.
"Many pupils take advantage of the numerous opportunities to nurture their talents and try new experiences. They enjoy leading events such as charity fund-raising activities and ‘We Pride March’. Sixth form students value being subject representatives or members of the students’ union." "I am confident that together we are well placed to ensure that our school continues to be on an upward trajectory, and we will be positively engaging with our pupils, parents, carers and staff as key stakeholders in the life of the school.” Regarding the sixth form, Ofsted inspectors praised the provision.
“In the summer 2022 examination series — the first since the COVID-19 pandemic started — 67% of Year 11 pupils at Toot Hill School achieved grade 5+ in English and Mathematics against a national figure of 50%. Nearly a quarter of all pupils secured a grade 7 and above in both English and Maths.
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