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Notre Dame High School Glasgow

  • Posted on 22/12/2009
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Notre Dame High School Glasgow

  • Posted on 22/12/2009
  • By: admin
  • in Archdiocese of Glasgow, Secondary, session 2009-10
  • 0 Comment

Notre Dame High School is a denominational school for girls which serves the north-west of Glasgow. The roll was 788 when the inspection was carried out in November 2009. Around three quarters of the girls attend as a result of placing requests. Around a third of young people have English as an additional language. Young people’s attendance was above the national average in 2007/2008 and continues to improve. Almost a third of young people attending are from areas of multiple deprivation.

Particular strengths of the school

  • Outstanding ethos which nurtures and develops very well behaved, courteous and confident young people.
  • Young people’s wide range of achievements.
  • A Catholic community of faith which embraces and celebrates the rich diversity of cultures and faiths in the school.
  • The wide range of partners and opportunities for learning which enhance young people’s experiences.
  • Staff’s developing approaches to implementing Curriculum for Excellence.
  • Visionary leadership of the headteacher and senior leadership team.

Examples of good practice

  • Developing the four capacities of a Curriculum for Excellence through “The Creative Curriculum”.
  • Wider Achievement – A school approach to “Values in Action”.
  • Supporting young people at risk of missing out in their transition to long-term training or employment.
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