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All ÌÇÐĹÙÍø schools are DFE registered and inspected by Ofsted. Ofsted is the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills. It regulates and inspects schools in England to achieve excellence in education andÌýskills for learners of all ages, and in the care of children and young people.
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See below for the latest Ofsted reports for Somerset School:
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âžœÌýÌýOfsted Education Report March 2025
âžœÌýÌýOfsted Education Report March 2022
âžœÌýÌýOfsted Education Report July 2019
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To view previous Inspection Reports,Ìý.
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ÌÇÐĹÙÍø Somerset School Policies
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Somerset School operate within statutory requirements in the educational, health and care arena. There is a policy review cycle that means that our policies are constantly under review and amended at regular intervals. Key localised policies can also be found below:
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âžœÌýÌýAccessibility Plan
âžœÌýÌýAdmissions Policy & ProcedureÌý
âžœÌýÌýAnti-bullying Policy
âžœÌý BehaviourÌýSupport Policy
âžœÌýÌýComplaints PolicyÌýand Procedure
âžœÌý Curriculum - Teaching & Learning Policy
âžœÌý Data Protection Policy
âžœÌý Exclusions Policy
âžœÌýÌýFirst Aid Policy
âžœÌýÌýHealth & Safety Policy
âžœÌýÌýRelationships and Sex Education Policy
âžœÌý Safeguarding - Child on Child Abuse
âžœÌýÌýSafeguarding - Child Protection Policy
âžœÌýÌýSafeguarding - Missing from Education
âžœÌýÌýSpecial Educational Needs and Disabities (SEND) policy
âžœÌýÌýWhistleblowing Policy - Raising a Concern Procedure
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Safeguarding Statement
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The parents of Somerset School students should be aware that the school has a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of the pupils. This responsibility necessitates a safeguarding policy and the school may need to share information and work in partnership with other agencies when there are concerns about a child's welfare. The policy complies with guidance from the DfE and the Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB). The school recognises it is an agent of referral and not of investigation. Anyone can make a referral to children's social care, if necessary. The designated safeguarding leads (DSL) for the school is David Fielding and our deputy safeguarding leads are Callum Murphy, Kirsty McDonald, Lisa Edwards and Kathrine Stapleton.
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âžœÌý Safeguarding Policy Statement
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Complaints Procedure
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We know there will be times when students, carers, parents or placing authorites will want to give us feedback about our school and we will always be happy to hear from you. If you feel that you would like to make a suggestion, let us know about something you were pleased with, or tell us we did not meet your expectations, please contact the school via the details on the main page. A complaints procedure allows for both formal and informal complaints.
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Informal complaintsÌýcan be dealt with quickly, while formal complaintsÌýshould be made in writing. Our full complaints policy is available above or from the school on request. This policy is designed to help you raise concerns and ensures your complaint will be dealt with fairly. Should you wish to take your complaint further or if you feel you are unable to discuss the details with the school, please contact theÌýDirector of EducationÌýhere, especially if your complaint relates to the school leadership.
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The Proprietor
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The proprietor of the school is Farouq Sheikh, Chair of the CareTech Board. The representative of the Proprietor of the school and the Chair of governers, whose address for correspondence during both term times and holidays, is: Andrew Sutherland, Director of Education,Ìý4th Floor, Parkview,Ìý82 Oxford Road,ÌýUxbridgeÌýUB8 1UX. The representative of the proprietor may be contactedÌýhere.
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