21 primary and secondary schools across Liverpool and Merseyside have been handed new Ofsted reports and ratings this May and June.
Some schools were visited by Ofsted inspectors for non-graded monitoring visits, while others were given new ratings after full inspections.
State-funded schools in England no longer receive Ofsted’s single headline grades, also known as single word judgements, after the measure was scrapped.
But, they are still given ratings for five key categories, which are as follows: The quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management and early years provision.
Below are all of the primary and secondary schools in Merseyside to receive new Ofsted reports in May and June, and how they fared. How did your child’s school do?
21. St Andrew the Apostle Catholic Primary School, Halewood, Liverpool
Published on May 1, the Ofsted report for St Andrew the Apostle Catholic Primary School states: "Children and pupils are happy at this school and thrive. They achieve well in different curriculum subjects because of the school’s high expectations. Pupils love to gain new knowledge. Pupils learn from staff about the wonders of learning valuable information." It is rated as 'good' for quality of education, behaviour and attitudes and leadership and management. The other key categories are 'outstanding'. | Andrea Obzerova - STOCK