St Swithun Wells is an Outstanding Catholic School!

CSI (Catholic Schools Inspection) - graded Outstanding in all areas.

Highlights below 

"Pupils speak with warmth and pride about St Swithun Wells’ Catholic Primary School’s identity and mission, sharing its unique story with confidence and joy.......Pupils’ respect for others, of all faiths and none, is evident in their kind, thoughtful behaviour and how they articulate their understanding of the wider community.......Lessons are marked by high levels of enthusiasm, interest, and outstanding behaviour. .......Teachers bring a high level of confidence and subject expertise to their religious education teaching. Their deep commitment and high expectations are clearly communicated, inspiring pupils to engage fully and aim high...... Leaders promote a sense of community and lead by example. They are passionate and ambitious in their commitment to the school’s Catholic life and mission, making it a clear priority for school improvement. Governors are actively involved in evaluating Catholic life and mission, with effective systems in place to gather the views of pupils, staff, and parents."

• The school environment joyfully and creatively celebrates its Catholic ethos, leaving no doubt that this is a vibrant and faith-filled Catholic community.
• Behaviour is excellent, and pupils speak confidently about their learning, demonstrating deep reflection whilst clearly articulating how their religious education influences their daily lives.
• School leaders provide exceptional support to the entire school community, fostering strong, collaborative relationships and a culture of mutual care, trust and professional respect.
• Links with the parish are exemplary and deeply enriching; pupils have a strong understanding of the role of the parish in their faith journey and community life.
• Pupils are confident and well-equipped to use prayer as a meaningful and practical tool in their lives.

2019-2020 and 2020-2021

Due to the pandemic of COVID-19 and national school closures, statutory assessments did not take place in 2019-2020 & 2020-2021. Therefore, there are no results to share for these academic years.