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Bridge Achievement Centre
All-through · Pupil referral unit
Stephenson Street, Newport NP19 0RB · 01633 656656
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Overview
- Estyn
- Inspected March 2018
- Last full inspection · not in a follow-up category
- Local authority
- Newport
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Estyn
Estyn inspects schools in Wales. Its follow-up category: not in follow-up. Its last full inspection was in March 2018. That was before Estyn stopped grading in 2022, and the report judged: Standards unsatisfactory and needs urgent improvement; Wellbeing and attitudes to learning unsatisfactory and needs urgent improvement; Teaching and learning experiences adequate and needs improvement; Care, support and guidance unsatisfactory and needs urgent improvement; Leadership and management unsatisfactory and needs urgent improvement.
Judgements · 2017 framework
| Standards | Unsatisfactory |
|---|---|
| Wellbeing and attitudes to learning | Unsatisfactory |
| Teaching and learning experiences | Adequate |
| Care, support and guidance | Unsatisfactory |
| Leadership and management | Unsatisfactory |
Recommendations · March 2018
- Improve leadership to ensure that there is a strong, strategic vision for the PRU
- Improve procedures for quality assurance and improvement planning to focus on pupil progress and the standards they achieve
- Address the shortcomings in safeguarding procedures identified during the core inspection
- Reduce the variability in the quality of teaching across the PRU and strengthen the planning and provision for skills
- Enhance the curriculum and the learning opportunities at key stage 4 to enable pupils to follow their desired learning pathways
- Improve punctuality and attendance and strengthen the procedures to monitor attendance across the PRU
All reports
- Mar 2025Interim visit letter
- Mar 2022Monitoring visit
- Mar 2018Inspection reportLast full
Mar 2018Inspection report6 recommendations
- Improve leadership to ensure that there is a strong, strategic vision for the PRU
- Improve procedures for quality assurance and improvement planning to focus on pupil progress and the standards they achieve
- Address the shortcomings in safeguarding procedures identified during the core inspection
- Reduce the variability in the quality of teaching across the PRU and strengthen the planning and provision for skills
- Enhance the curriculum and the learning opportunities at key stage 4 to enable pupils to follow their desired learning pathways
- Improve punctuality and attendance and strengthen the procedures to monitor attendance across the PRU