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St Paul's RC Academy, Dundee

  • Posted on 01/11/2011
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St Paul's RC Academy, Dundee

  • Posted on 01/11/2011
  • By: admin
  • in HMI Inspection Reports on Catholic Schools, session 2011-12
  • 0 Comment

the school:

Following the school’s formation as a result of amalgamation, there has been a period of considerable staff turnover and acting assignments at senior management level. The very recently appointed headteacher has made a strong start in identifying strengths and areas needing to be improved. Staff are optimistic about the school’s potential for further improvement.

key strengths of the school:

  • The welcoming atmosphere and caring ethos.
  • The commitment of staff to improve the school.
  • The support provided for young people entering the school from P7.
  • The quality of accommodation and facilities.

The following action points have been agreed with the school to bring about improvement:

  • Raise expectations and improve the consistency of young people’s learning experiences and achievements.
  • Improve arrangements to meet the learning needs of young people, including those requiring additional support.
  • Improve the curriculum to meet the needs and entitlements of all young people.
  • Develop consistent and rigorous approaches to self-evaluation.
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