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GLF Schools was founded in 2012 in order to enable the federation of Glyn School (an academy in 2011) and Danetree Junior School. Together, we began our journey to become a MAT of more than 1000 talented staff working with over 10,000 children in 40 schools across 5 regions in southern England.

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Posted on: 03/09/2019

We are heading in the right direction and you can find out how to join us

Students at our school are given the opportunity to develop self-confidence, have respect for the views of others and feel safe, according to the latest Ofsted report.

 

And you can find out more about joining us at our open evening on Monday, September 23 from 5pm to 8pm.

 

Ofsted said bullying is rare and diversity is one of the strengths of our school which is also benefiting from  improved governance after the creation of an Interim Executive Board.

 

“Provision for pupils’ personal development and welfare is good. Pupils are provided with a wide range of high-quality and effective support,” says the report.

 

“The advice and guidance that pupils receive means that they are well prepared for the next stage of their education,” it adds.

 

The leadership team has also been left with areas on which to concentrate in order to continue moving the school to ‘good’ and work has already started on that aim.

 

We are grateful to parents and carers for their continued support and to our students who are also working to ensure we continue to raise the bar of expectation and ensure Meridian HIgh School is the very best it can be.

 

Our leaders have a determination to build resilience and instil a sense of value in each and every one of our students and look forward to a bright future.

 

The report follows a visit to our school from the Ofsted inspection team in April and it highlights how safe our students feel, including online, and the fact that there is a team of support staff if they experience difficulties.

 

“Leaders have a strong understanding of the needs of pupils whose circumstances may make them vulnerable,” the report noted.

 

Classroom displays are bright and purposeful while most students wear their uniform with pride and, despite the large school site, are punctual to their lessons.

 

Areas of improvement to assist the school in moving to a ‘Good’ status includes improving teaching, learning and assessment; improving student attendance and behaviour and improving leadership.

 

“Rest assured that we agree with the judgement of the inspectors and will remain tightly focused on making our school even better,” said Mr Giles.

 

Why choose Meridian?

 

We are an improving school which has the benefit of students from culturally diverse backgrounds which makes for an inclusive and welcoming environment.

 

Students wear their uniforms with pride and there is a strong ethos of community at Meridian which offers a range of opportunities for each individual.

 

We have an amazing 34 acre site on the borders of Kent and Surrey which uniquely has the global Meridian running straight through the centre - a constant reminder of the global marketplace our students will enjoy.

 

Staff are all motivated and determined to continue the improvement of our school and no stone is being left unturned in the relentless drive to raise standards across the board.