Valentines High School
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It's Official - We Invest in People
Valentines High School has just received notification that we were successful in obtaining Investors in Peo... more
Keeping in Touch with Parents
As you will know, we try very hard to improve the service that we deliver to parents by communicating as fr... more
Valentines Supports Children in Need
On Friday the 16th November, students and staff came to school dressed in non uniform, contributed a pound ... more
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About Us:
Ofsted Overview
Valentines, as a Technology College and Training School, is quite outstanding. Students make excellent progress and reach standards that are very high. - Ofsted 2006
Valentines High School was judged to be ‘OUTSTANDING’ in all categories, in the October 2006 Inspection. Read the full report here.
This means that achievement and standards, personal development and well being, the quality of curriculum, the standard of care, guidance and support we provide, as well as leadership and management were all outstanding - both within the main school and the VI Form.
It also means that ’Teaching and Learning’ were judged as outstanding. Ofsted were also impressed with the excellent racial harmony and high standards of behaviour across the school.
Ofsted is the Government Inspection Team that ensures and reviews the quality of education across the country.
About Ofsted
The Office for Standards in Education’s (Ofsted) purpose is to inspect and regulate to achieve excellence in the care of children and young people, and in education and skills for learners of all ages. Inspections are carried out under section 5 of the Eduction Act, on a three year cycle.
An inspection is the process of evidence gathering in order to provide an assessment of how well a school is performing. The school’s self-evaluation provides the starting point for inspectors, and the views of pupils, parents and other stakeholders are taken into account. Inspections result in a written report indicating one of four grades: outstanding, good, satisfactory or inadequate.
View our Ofsted listing on the Ofsted website.
View our Section 5 Ofsted Inspection report on the Ofsted website.
For more information, visit the Ofsted website.





