Grosvenor Park Academy, located in the heart of Chester, has been commended in its recent statutory inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS).

The highlights of the report included the school's strong sense of belonging - inspiring kindness, respect and compassion.

It praised the school's inclusive culture and high-quality education - with pupils from diverse backgrounds celebrated and welcomed.

Inspectors maintained the academy is "enabling pupils and adults to flourish", with a carefully crafted curriculum - supported by enrichment opportunities that encourage pupil voice, critical thinking and creativity.

The school's vision of 'Love Thy Neighbour' was noted as a driving force behind its caring and inclusive community, academic ambition and spiritual development.

Inspectors also commended the school's leadership, commitment to staff and pupil wellbeing, alongside its culture of compassion and social justice - exemplified by partnerships with local charities and active pupil engagement in social action.

Headteacher, Karen Rodgers, said: "We are absolutely thrilled with the SIAMS report.

"It is a true reflection of the passion and commitment of our staff, the enthusiasm and character of our pupils, and the unwavering support of our parents and the wider community.

"Our vision of 'Love thy neighbour' is not just a statement—it is lived out every day in how we treat each other and serve our city."

CEO of North West Academies Trust, Steve Docking OBE, added: "This report confirms what we already know, that Grosvenor Park C of E Academy is a special place.

"The school's strength lies in its ability to blend academic ambition with compassion and care, grounded in a strong Christian ethos.

"We are immensely proud."

The SIAMS report is the latest recognition of the school's ongoing success and commitment to nurturing both academic excellence and compassionate, responsible citizens.

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