Catholic schools, as part of the mission of the Church, are challenged by the Gospel to affirm their pupils’ basic goodness, to promote their dignity and to develop their gifts to the full.
“All people by virtue of their dignity as human persons have the right to education, that is the right to achieve their potential in life. Those who are baptised members of the Church have a right to a Christian education.” (cf. Gravissimum Educationis 1, 2).
Schools are challenged to educate people to live responsibly for the fullness of life that God wills for each of us.
The most recent Catholic Schools Inspection of our school took place in 2025.
We were rated OUTSTANDING in all areas.
The full report can be accessed by clicking on the document below:
138666 St Georges Catholic Voluntary Academy
“The dedicated and focused leadership provided by the genuinely inspirational headteacher, and her impressive senior leadership team, ensures that this school is always striving to improve. Leaders continuously seek new ideas which will positively enhance the experiences of pupils and improve the outcomes they achieve academically, spiritually and as children of God.” CSI Report – 2025
