Welcome to Fairfield High School
A message from Mr Jennings, Head Teacher
We are immensely proud that at a full inspection by Ofsted, Fairfield High School has been recognised as an Outstanding school in all areas – for the fourth consecutive time, meaning that it has maintained its Outstanding status over a period of 18 years. That single word judgement cannot reflect the exceptional work that goes on throughout our school, and I would encourage you to read the Report in its entirety to really comprehend exactly what the school delivers.
The Report reflects what we already knew, that Fairfield is a welcoming and caring school, where behaviour is exemplary. The inspection praises the breadth of a curriculum tailored to precisely meet the needs of our students, allowing them to learn to their full potential. All students make excellent progress, and early identification of support required by our learners and the interventions which allow everyone to keep up, rather than just catch up, ensures everyone achieves well. Pastoral care is also identified as exceptional, with all staff knowing students extremely well and stepping in early if they need help. Safeguarding is exemplary. At each Inspection, the standards expected by Ofsted for an Outstanding judgment, have been set higher than the previous ones, and each time, Fairfield has surpassed them.
Our staff work tirelessly to ensure that our students get the best possible education, and our students recognise and value this immensely. However, we have never ‘rested on our laurels’ and with the support of our parents, carers and the wider community, we will continue to develop to ensure that we deliver an outstanding education to all in the Fairfield family for decades to come.
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At Fairfield we offer students an innovative, broad and balanced curriculum that meets the needs of individuals whilst creating the best conditions for all our students to excel and succeed to the best of their ability.
We have a highly qualified and committed team of specialist teachers and support staff who work together to develop our students as life-long learners.
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Day 3: Pushing limits and making memories! What a day! Our Year 7s have continued to throw themselves into every challenge North Wales has to offer. From exploring the fascinating Rhiwbach slate mine and squeezing through rocky weaselling routes, to sea kayaking and coasteering in the beautiful cove at Porth Dafarch, today was packed with adventure. Many students stepped well outside their comfort zones. They tackled the waves, climbed the cliffs, braved the famous coasteering jumps and, for some, even swam in the sea for the very first time! Others took on the incredible canyoneering routes on Watkins Path, fearlessly jumping into pools beneath waterfalls and sliding down the rocks with huge smiles on their faces. What has stood out most isn't just the activitiesit's the way our students have supported one another. Whether encouraging a friend into the water, celebrating someone reaching the top of a climb, or helping each other through a tricky section of the mines, the teamwork, resilience and kindness on display has been outstanding. Of course, no adventure is complete without a well-earned ice cream (and even a visit to Dolbadarn Castle for some groups!). We are so proud of every single student. Their confidence is growing by the day, and they're creating memoriesand friendshipsthat will last a lifetime.