St John Vianney School Report
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Pupils and students in the sixth form have a wide range of enrichment activities to enjoy at school. They have many opportunities in and out of school to learn new skills or develop their interests and talents. The singing club before school is an enjoyable way to start the day. Pupils learn the technical skills to sing and the confidence to perform. Lunch clubs and after-school clubs harness pupils’ skills. Pupils love the many trips and residential activities that they attend. They learn to cycle in the local park and enjoy water sports and outdoor activities. Pupils told inspectors that such activities help them with their independence and social skills. Pupils enjoy coming to school. They are happy and proud to be part of the St John Vianney family. Staff have high expectations of pupils. They know every pupil well and support them to achieve and behave well. Every individual is valued for who they are. Respect and equality are core values in the school. Pupils learn about difference and accept each other’s unique qualities. Sometimes pupils do fall out, however, but any bullying or unkind comments are dealt with well by leaders and staff. Pupils feel safe in school. They are confident that leaders and staff will listen to any concerns that they have. Pupils describe the school as ‘a second home’. They enjoy playing football and badminton with staff during lunchtimes and breaktimes.
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