Campion School is judged ‘Good’ by Ofsted.
A full copy of the inspection report can be viewed here
The report noted that:
Reading has been prioritised. Pupils read selected texts in ‘drop everything and read’ (DEAR) lessons. Pupils also have time to read books they choose. This is developing a love of reading for many pupils. Those at the early stages of reading gain phonics knowledge and comprehension skills to give them the foundation for future learning. Ofsted
Sixth Form students show high levels of maturity and independence. They play an active part in the school. A very high proportion of these students go to their first choice university. Ofsted
Pupils behave well in lessons. There are good relationships between staff and pupils. Pupils can talk to staff with ease and pupils say they feel safe at school. Older pupils and staff agree that this school has improved significantly in the last few years. They value the culture and environment that leaders have created. This is helping pupils learn. Ofsted