A secondary school in the Bristol area is "yet to secure a good quality education for all pupils", Ofsted has found.
The education watchdog found during its latest inspection of Patchway Community School that more needs to be done to support pupils' reading skills. It noted that some pupils in Year 7 enter the school unable to read fluently.
Ofsted also found that behaviour outside lessons isn't good enough and that some pupils feel that they are not always treated fairly, adding that "a significant minority" of parents say that school leaders do not respond to concerns they raise.
