Treviglas Academy has been rated ‘Good’ in all areas in its latest Ofsted inspection - just two years after being told it required improvement in four out of five categories.
Headteacher James Rogers says the school is “over the moon” with the result, which he credits to the dedication of staff, students, and the wider community. A key focus since the last inspection has been strengthening the school’s sense of community, something Ofsted inspectors recognised in their report.
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