Holderness Academy is delighted to announce it has been awarded a 'Good' rating in its recent Ofsted inspection.  

Inspectors noted the high expectations staff have for students and the well-designed, ambitious curriculum which helps them develop knowledge and skills for future success. Students with SEND access the same ambitious curriculum as their peers. Teachers have strong subject knowledge and explain learning clearly. Inspectors highlighted the welcoming and inclusive nature of the school, where students understand the school’s ARRK values (aspirational, resilient, respectful and kind) which are embedded in the life of school. They also praised behaviour in school, where students demonstrate tolerance and kindness and treat others with respect. 

Headteacher Neal Holder said:  

"We are delighted that the report by Ofsted highlights the progress the school has made and the positive signs of impact. It comments on the high expectations staff have and the positive difference school leaders, governors and the wider trust are making. We are grateful for the valuable support we receive from our parents and the wider community as we continue our journey of improvement at Holderness Academy.''