OFSTED & SIAMS Reports

OFSTED Report

Our most recent Ofsted inspection took place in March 2019 and confirmed the high performance of the school. The inspection recognised that The Priory School continues to be a ‘GOOD’ school.

Pupils follow a broad and balanced curriculum, which is enhanced by well-planned spiritual, moral, social and cultural provision. Pupils benefit from many after-school activities, as well as the school's strong commitment to the performing arts and practical subjects such as design technology.

OFSTED Report 2019
Ofsted Report 2019

SIAMS Report

All Church of England dioceses use the Church of England Education Office’s framework for the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS).

We are thrilled to announce that our recent SIAMS inspection resulted in a ‘Good’ rating. This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, staff, and the wider school community. 

We are proud of the recognition of our strong Christian ethos, inclusive learning environment, and outstanding pastoral care, and will use this success to build on our strengths.

SIAMS Report 2023
Living according to our values
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“Students in the school have a highly developed sense of social responsibility which is evident in their work for charity, their support for other students and their view that everyone is equal in the eyes of God and should be helped. This is as a direct result of the school’s very strong Christian values which have a profound impact upon the lives of students.”
Commitment to our students' holistic wellbeing
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“The provision for students’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural (SMSC) development is extraordinary. This is fostered through the curriculum, especially in RE and collective worship and outside events.”
Making a difference in our community
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“Activities such as ‘OMG’ week, the school walk, the year group retreats, the dance shows, the work with a school in Uganda, help students to develop. Initiatives, such as raising money and ‘twinning with toilets’ in Africa, and older students working in Uganda to build a playground for a school, are examples of the value of ‘sacrificial love’ being worked out in action.”
Developing personal growth
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“Students spoke of being on a spiritual journey at The Priory which developed as they grew older. One student said ‘I’ve grown in my faith as the chaplains opened my eyes and I am always able to talk to them’.”
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The Priory School
West Bank
Dorking
RH4 3DG