A Nottinghamshire school has been found to be in need of improvements following its latest Ofsted inspection. Arnold Hill Spencer Academy was inspected on January 24 and 25 for the first time since its previous inspection in December 2017.
Whilst the school was graded 'Good' for its quality of education, personal development, sixth form provision and behaviour and attitudes, the school was graded as 'Requires improvement' for its leadership and management. Due to this the school's overall effectiveness was deemed to be requiring improvement.
The report states: "Pupils enjoy learning at Arnold Hill Spencer Academy. Staff have high expectations of pupils’ conduct. Lessons are calm and orderly. Most pupils behave well at breaktimes and lunchtimes. There are positive relationships between staff and pupils."