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- The Pilgrim School has a Schoolsmith Score® of 70. It is one of the best state primary schools in Rochester and one of the 4 best independent or state primaries within 2 miles.
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The Pilgrim School is a hospital school for pupils aged 4 to 16 who have medical health needs. Most pupils have histories of disruption to their education and poor attendance prior to their...
The Good Schools Guide writes: Pilgrim School (previously Boston Pilgrim Hospital School)caters for pupils who are in patients at Lincoln and Boston hospitals or referred by their own schools for medical or pregnancy reasons. The maps show in colour where the pupils at a school came from.
- Carrington Drive Lincoln Lincolnshire LN6 0DE
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- 01522 682319
The Pilgrim School, as an LA maintained special (Hospital) School, is inspected on a regular basis by OFSTED. The most recent inspection was an ungraded (section 8) inspection carried out in June 2024. The report can be found below or on the Ofsted website here.
- Overall effectiveness
- This is a good school.
- It is not yet an outstanding school because
- Information about this inspection
- Inspection team
- What does the school need to do to improve further?
- is good
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- are good
This inspection: Achievement of pupils Quality of teaching Behaviour and safety of pupils Leadership and management
Most groups of pupils make good progress. More-able pupils make outstanding progress. Many pupils at Key Stage 3 successfully return to their mainstream schools. At the end of Year 11, most pupils enter further education because the school prepares them well for the next stage of their education. Teaching is good and sometimes outstanding. Pupils k...
A few pupils with a statement of special educational needs do not make as much progress as their classmates. This is because information about their prior attainment is not always used well enough to match tasks to The governing body oversees the work of the school effectively and supports leaders in sustaining good teaching and achievement. Teache...
The inspectors observed 10 lessons across four sites taught by eight teachers. Six lessons were observed jointly with senior leaders. The inspectors held meetings with a group of pupils and informal discussions with pupils on each site. Meetings were also held with the Chair of the Governing Body, subject leaders and senior leaders and a local auth...
Declan McCarthy, Lead inspector Kate Robertson Additional Inspector Additional Inspector
Increase the proportion of outstanding teaching and raise achievement, particularly for the few pupils who have a statement of special educational needs, by: ✪ always using the information about their prior attainment to match learning tasks to pupils’ levels of ability ✪ making sure all pupils always know their next steps for learning and how to...
Attainment of entry is below average overall and sometimes it is significantly below average because pupils have not attended school for some time. Nearly all pupils make good progress from their relative starting points to reach broadly average standards by the time they leave school. More-able pupils make outstanding progress because their learni...
Behaviour in lessons and around each of the sites is outstanding. Pupils have a clear understanding of the need for good behaviour in school, at home and in the community. Pupils are polite and courteous to visitors and show the utmost respect for staff. Most pupils make rapid progress in their attitudes to learning which are good because staff hav...
Excellent leadership and direction from the headteacher and senior leaders have ensured continuous development since the last inspection and a strong drive for further improvement among the staff. There has been effective action in tackling the areas for improvement identified at the previous inspection. Subject leadership has been strengthened so ...
As a result academic progress is good. Nearly half of pupils in Year 11 in 2010 left with at least one GCSE, and a sixth left with five A* to C grades. Pupils with statements of educational...
Ofsted rating. Good(Last inspection: 19 June 2024) Ofsted report (opens in new tab) Data from other services.
Dec 8, 2010 · The school is a tolerant and caring place where pupils settle and make good progress. Leaders regularly check the pupils' emotional development and academic progress. If pupils' emotional well-being has deteriorated, or academic progress is weak, action is taken quickly to improve pupils' outcomes.
