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The Academy is subject to scrutiny by the Department for Education and the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools. Some of these reports can be found below.

The Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) reports for the Academy can be viewed by clicking on the Ofsted logo below (this will open in a new window)

The Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools reports are also available on the SIAMs website. Click on the SIAMs logo below (opens in new window).

# Title Version Description Download
SIAMS Report Mar 2015 Download
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Safeguard report Jan 16 Download
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Ofsted Monitoring Report February-2016 Download
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Ofsted Monitoring Report May 2016 Download
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SMA 2017 Ofsted Inspection Report Download
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St Mary's SEND information report 2017-18 Download
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