Further improvements are needed at a North Liverpool school despite education inspectors praising its progress.
According to Ofsted, Notre Dame Catholic College requires improvement following a two-day inspection earlier this year. A report from the national inspection body said while there had been an upturn at the Great Homer Street school, the quality of education and sixth form provision was not good enough.
A report compiled by a five-strong team of inspectors said: “In some subjects, particularly in key stage 4 and the sixth form, leaders are not clear about the knowledge that pupils and students will learn and the order in which it should be taught. As a result, some pupils and students do not develop a deep enough body of subject knowledge.”
