Ofsted Reports
Ash Hill was last inspected in December 2025. This was a two day graded inspection. The main findings of the inspection were:
- Attendance and behaviour, Early Years and personal development and wellbeing are strengths of the school
- Safeguarding standards are met
- There has been good progress in developing the school's curriculum
- Implementation of the curriculum and strategies to adapt learning can be variable
- The school has a clear strategy for the use of the pupil premium funding to support disadvantaged pupils
- Pupils with SEND, disadvantaged pupils and other vulnerable pupils are fully included in school life and access the same curriculum as their peers
- Leaders are fully aware of what needs to improve and staff training is prioritised
- There have been significant improvements in governance and the governing board are working well
- Outcomes are below national averages
December 2025 Graded Inspection Report
Inspectors recognised many of the things that make our school a special place for children to belong and learn. Some quotes from the report include:
Pupils at this school are safe and well cared for.
The school is welcoming to all families, and pupils confidently say that everyone is treated with respect.
Pupils are proud that their school is a kind place where all families are welcome. This ethos is creating a genuine sense of belonging among the community.
Pupils are suitably prepared for life in modern Britain.
Many pupils are interested in the well-considered broad and balanced curriculum.