School reports and reviews play an important role in helping prospective parents and pupils to access an unbiased review and account of a school.

We are delighted to be able to share our latest Independent Schools Inspectorate Report, and also a link to our Good Schools Guide Review in the section below.

Independent Schools Inspectorate

In 2017, the King’s Foundation welcomed an inspection across all three schools from the Independent Schools Inspectorate.

All three schools achieved the highest possible outcome, being described as ‘Excellent’. The outcome of the inspection was an endorsement of our education standard and ethos and we were given the highest possible ratings in all areas, which is a testament to the standards and ethos here at King’s.

You can read the full report here: FCI/EQI reports 2017

Please also find below additional compliance and EYFS reports:

Regulatory Compliance 2021

Intermediate (EYFS) 2014

Standard 2011

Good Schools Guide

The Good Schools Guide includes unbiased and candid school reviews and in-depth articles on education-related issues, helping parents to choose the best possible school for their child.

Read the Good Schools Guide review for King’s Worcester.

 

Pupils achieve highly in both academic and co-curricular areas and especially so in art, drama, music and sport.

Independent Schools Inspectorate

October 2017

Policies at King’s Worcester

We have a number of policies and procedures to ensure that we offer the best possible care for all pupils. Each one is regularly reviewed and updated. Hard copies of these policies are available on request.

Accessibility Policy and Plan

Admissions Policy

Anti-bullying Policy

Behaviour Management Policy

CCTV Policy

Complaints Policy

Curriculum Policy

Data Protection Policy

Exclusions and Removals Policy

Fire Risk Prevention Policy

First Aid Policy

Health and Safety Policy part 1 – General Statement

Health and Safety Policy part 2 – Organisation

Risk Assessment Policy

Safeguarding Policy

SEND Policy

EYFS Policies

PSHE and RSE Policies

In light of recent changes to the PSHE and RSE government guidelines, you can now view our latest Personal, Social and Health, Economic (PSHE) and Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) Policies here:-

King’s Worcester PSHE Policy 2023 – 2024

King’s Worcester RSE Policy 2023 – 2024

King’s St Alban’s PSHE Policy 2023 – 2024

King’s Hawford PSHE Policy 2023 – 2024

King’s Hawford & King’s St Alban’s RSE Policy 2023 – 2024

 

Early Help for Children and Families

At King’s we recognise the challenges that families face in bringing up children. There may be times when you need extra help and support. If this is the case, please come and talk to us. There are many ways in which we can help as outlined in our offer of early help available through the following link, and please see Worcestershire Children First poster here.

Gender Pay Gap

Gender Pay Gap Report 2021/2022

Policies for Information

Alcohol & Drugs – Staff and Events

 

The purpose and legal basis for the review and the processing of personal information in the OFSTED Review

OFSTED wishes to use the views provided to them by children for research they carry out.

OFSTED has been asked by the Secretary of State for Education to conduct an urgent review of safeguarding policies in state and independent schools and colleges in relation to sexual abuse. This means that processing the views of children and young people, using the safeguards described above, is necessary for reasons of substantial public interest and whilst exercising official authority.

These are in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (articles 9 and 6) and also the Data Protection Act 2018 (schedule 1, part 2(6)). If you wish to find out more about how OFSTED processes personal data please access via this link.

More information about the review can be found here.

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