Inspections

Ofsted

Pupils feel welcome, included, listened to, seen and valued.

Our school was last inspected by Ofsted in January 2026.

We are proud to continue to be recognised for strong practice in behaviour, inclusion and personal development, alongside a broad and ambitious curriculum.

Some of the comments from the report included:

Pupils take pride in their school, act with kindness and show a strong sense of community and school service.
Pupils show respect for each other and for all people beyond the school walls. They know that it is never right to treat somebody differently because of how they look, what they believe or where they are from.
Pupils will be fully prepared for their next stage of education when the time comes to leave their much-loved primary school.
Parents are overwhelmingly positive about the care, guidance and education that their children receive in a nurturing but ambitious environment.
Parents and carers describe a welcoming, caring school where their children feel safe, known and supported.
The school is very well regarded in the local community
The school’s inclusive culture stands out.

Full Report

ofsted report website version.pdf

Parent View

You can now share your views on our school via Ofsted's Parent View website. By sharing your views, Ofsted hopes you'll be helping the school to improve. You will also be able to see what other parents have said about us.

Catholic Schools Inspection

Our latest Catholic School Inspection was in 6th-7th March 2024 when the overall quality of Catholic education provided by the school was judged to be good.

We also received judgments for key areas as shown below:

Catholic life & Mission - Outstanding
Religious Education - Good
Collective Worship - Good

The inspectors noted that:

Everyone is welcomed and valued, regardless of background or individual needs and circumstances.
Excellent pastoral care ensures pupils' needs, as are their families, are identified and supported.
Relationships are based on mutual respect and love for Christ and each other.
Pupils enjoy their religious education lessons and are engaged in and enthusiastic about their learning.
The provision of collective worship is outstanding.

Full Report

csi report st martin de porres moseley.pdf