A Nottinghamshire school has been praised for its commitment to Christian values as it was rated 'Good' during its latest Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS). Queen Elizabeth’s Academy, Mansfield, was praised after its inspection on Thursday, February 2.
SIAMS inspections focus on the impact of a church school, as well as its Christian visit on students and adults within the school community. The academy, part of the Diverse Academies Trust, was last inspected in 2015 and graded 'Satisfactory.'
The improved 'Good' rating shows the improvements made by the academy, which is a church school under the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. These improvements include how the academy has embedded Christian values into everyday life, such as kindness, truthfulness and forgiveness.
