I am delighted to share with you a copy of our 2007 ISI inspection report, hot off the press, which I am sure you will read with great interest. The report is overwhelmingly positive and captures very well the engaging spirit and sense of shared purpose at Ipswich High School. I commend it to you!

To continue reading the Head’s Inspection Letter in a new window click here

As a part of the Independent Schools Council (ISC), Ipswich High School for Girls undergoes an inspection every six years from the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI).

The school is assessed based on a framework laid down by the ISI, and agreed with the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) and the Office of Standards in Education (OFSTED) to ensure that standards are maintained and the school is complying with relevent legal requirements.

To read the full ISI 2007 Inspection Report click here, this will take you to the ISI website where you will need to click on the Reports menu. You may find it illuminating to read our report and then dip into some other reports from other schools, to give you a better feel for the ISI style and tone. You will see that the inspectors are cautious in their choice of language and therefore we are especially delighted that they have been so glowing.

You can also download a copy in .pdf format below of our last two inspections.

Inspection reports

Inspection Report 2007

Inspection Report Junior School, 2001

Inspection Report Senior School, 2001