Ofsted

Henry David Learning: Woodfield School was inspected by Ofsted on 9 and 10 March 2026 by 2 inspectors. This was Woodfield’s third inspection since it opened in 2021.

Inspection
The Lead Inspector Caroline Poole is the author of the full report, which can be read on the Ofsted website.

Main findings
Woodfield was inspected on the new framework across 6 areas:
Attendance and Behaviour
Curriculum and Teaching
Inclusion
Leadership and Governance
Personal Development and wellbeing
All areas were judged as meeting the Expected standard.

The safeguarding standards have also been met.

In addition, all of the Independent School Standards have been met.

What is it like to attend Woodfield School?
‘Pupils are proud to be part of the school’s welcoming and inclusive learning environment. They appreciate the care that staff show for them and the interest they take in their learning and lives.’
‘Pupils enjoy positive relationships with the adults in school. They trust them and know that they will keep them safe.’
‘Staff are quick to spot pupils who may need time or space to manage emotions.’
‘The school has high expectations of pupils’ behaviour.’
‘Typically, the school day is calm, and pupils learn successfully without distraction.’

Next steps
We welcome the advice from Ofsted on areas in which we could improve and are undertaking steps to implement change all the time.