Inspectors said 'pupils are proud of their diverse academy community' and 'show respect for the many ethnicities, religions and languages spoken'.
from the schools regulator praised Co-op Nightingale Academy’s community spirit, adding that it worked particularly well with children with learning difficulties.
"Pupils know the four values and talk about them. Pupils are proud of their diverse academy community. They show respect for the many ethnicities, religions and languages spoken. Pupils from each year group are ‘young interpreters’. It added that pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities and pupils who speak English as an additional language have “intensive support” to ensure that they can access the curriculum.
"They know what the different traffic light colours mean and the consequences for being on the red light.”Inspectors added that pupils have linked with members of the community to form an “eco-club” and had created a garden in the academy grounds that is used for outdoor learning.
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