Inspection Reports
Saint Ronan’s School judged ‘excellent’ by inspectors.
After intense scrutiny, the Independent Schools Inspectorate judged Saint Ronan’s as an ‘excellent’ school in every area assessed during their four day visit in October 2013. In all, this meant thirteen “excellent” grades.
The inspection team of seven included two current headmasters, two current deputy heads, and one retired deputy headmaster.
William Trelawny-Vernon, Headmaster, said “ We are delighted with the report which reflects extremely well on all areas of the School. Saint Ronan’s is a happy, lively and successful school, offering plenty of opportunity for all”.
The inspection Team reached the following conclusions:
The Early Years Foundation Stage |
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| How well the early years provision meets the needs of the range of children who attend | Excellent |
| The contribution of the early years provision to children’s well being | Excellent |
| The leadership and management of the early years provision | Excellent |
| The overall and standards of the early years provision | Excellent |
The quality of academic and other achievements |
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| The quality of pupils’ achievements and learning | Excellent |
| The contribution of the curricular and extra-curricular provision | Excellent |
| The contribution of teaching | Excellent |
The quality of the pupils’ personal development |
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| The spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of the pupils | Excellent |
| The contribution of the arrangements for pastoral care | Excellent |
| The contribution of arrangements for welfare, health & safety | Excellent |
| The quality of boarding | Excellent |
The effectiveness of governance, leadership & management |
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| The quality of governance | Excellent |
| The quality of leadership and management, including links with parents, carers and guardians | Excellent |
About the Independent Schools Inspectorate
The Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) arranges and carries out the inspection of any school which wishes to be accredited by the Independent Schools Council (ISC). The ISI also inspects every school whose head is already a member of the ISC.
The ISI inspects according to a standard framework for inspection which it has laid down for the purposes of ensuring that standards are maintained and that the school complies with relevant legal requirements. This framework has been agreed with the DCSF and they have recognised the ISI as the body responsible for the regular inspection of schools in England which are affiliated to the ISC.