An inclusive school has

• children that are likely to enjoy positive mental health
  • stronger self worth and self esteem
  • healthier life choices
  • feel more resilient and robust
• securer futures
  • make a positive contribution to local community and society
• fewer incidents of bullying
  • empowered pupils
  • effective restorative justice processes are firmly embedded
  • all staff at all levels are empowered to effectively tackle all forms of bullying
• higher levels of pupil engagement
  • consistently high levels of pupil achievement
  • pupils more likely to realise their potential
• strong relationships with parents and carers
  • positive reputation for school in local community
  • over-subscribed school waiting list
  • a happier school workforce

This school is more likely to be judged as “good” or better in an Ofsted inspection.