Chesterton Community College

About Chesterton Community College

Chesterton Community College was judged Outstanding across every category in its most recent Ofsted inspection, covering quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and sixth-form provision. But the single most telling metric for a school of this calibre is its Progress 8 score of 1.05, which places it well above average nationally. To put that in context, the average Progress 8 score across Cambridgeshire secondary schools is 0.17, so Chesterton is adding roughly a full grade more per subject than the typical local school. That score ranks it first out of eight schools in the Cambridge local authority area, sixth out of 350 schools in the East of England region, and 60th nationally out of 3,141 schools. It’s a performance that puts Chesterton firmly in the top five per cent of schools in the country by this measure.

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