The school’s main aim is to ‘… deliver a world class education in an environment that nurtures the love for Allah; where both staff and students enjoy the best possible learning experience and actively promote the highest of moral and spiritual values.’ Westwood High is a small Muslim school located in Oldham. All children, pupils and students in the sixth form speak English as an additional language. A very small number of pupils has special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). The school has rapidly expanded since the previous inspection, doubling in size to include additional pupils and students in Years 3, 4, 12 and 13. Since the previous inspection, senior leaders have acquired new premises, including a building for the early years provision and a sixth-form block. The school operates from three buildings at the same premises. The school is comprised of a high school, preparatory school (primary) and kindergarten (Nursery and Reception classes). At the time of the inspection, the proprietor was in the process of applying to the DfE for a material change to include a recently-rented sixth-form block. The five learners currently in the sixth form are educated with their peers in the high school. The proprietorial organisation is The Green Dome Academy, an educational charity. Closely supported by the proprietor’s representative, the day-to-day running of the school is led and managed by the principal. The governing body consists of four members. The school does not use alternative providers.