Woodhouse Academy

About Woodhouse Academy

Ofsted inspectors who visited Woodhouse Academy in February 2023 found a school where pupils behave well and feel safe, rating behaviour and attitudes as Good. The school, which educates children from ages 9 to 13, is a middle school in the Staffordshire Moorlands, and its most recent inspection judged it Good across all four key areas: quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, and leadership and management. This is consistent with its previous inspection in 2013, which also rated overall effectiveness as Good. With 419 pupils on roll against a capacity of 480, the school is not oversubscribed, meaning families in the area are likely to secure a place without a competitive scramble. The headteacher, Deborah Farr, leads a mixed-gender state school with no religious character, and the proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals stands at 13.4 per cent, slightly below the national average for secondary schools.

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