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Carwarden House Community School has an overall rating of 2.0 out of 5 stars based on 1 parent and student reviews on SchoolBrowse. These reviews cover various aspects including safety, teaching quality, communication, wellbeing, facilities, inclusion, and value for money.

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Carwarden House Community School

Camberley, United Kingdom

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About Carwarden House Community School

Carwarden House Community School is a special academy converter located in Camberley, Surrey, serving students aged 11-19. According to Ofsted's May 2023 inspection, the school creates a strong community feel where pupils' individual needs are met well through positive staff relationships that help students feel happy and safe. The school maintains high expectations for all pupils' learning and behavior, with staff committed to ensuring students progress into further education, training, or employment. The school offers work experience opportunities and college placements, with older pupils participating in roles across hospitality, retail, and vocational courses in areas such as hair and beauty and engineering.

Key Facts

Students 160

Head/Principal Alexandra Ewen

School Workforce

Teacher and staff information • 2024-2025

Note: These figures are estimated based on national averages. Actual school-level data not yet available.

20.0:1

Pupil-Teacher Ratio

Good

8.0

Teachers (FTE)

Estimated workforce data based on GIAS enrollment and national average ratios. Academic year 2024-2025.

Secondary School Results (Key Stage 4)

Exam performance data • 2023-2024

Note: Progress 8 scores are not available for 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years due to COVID-19 impact on prior attainment data.

Additional Information

25 pupils in cohort

Data from DfE Performance Tables for academic year 2023-2024. Published January 2024. View full performance tables

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Parent Oct 3, 2021

2.0

"Ex students opinions "

I went to this school from Year 7 to year 11, loved coming to this school until year 8-9 the head teacher I had when I first started left, he was the reason I went to this school as he sold the school to my mum straight away. The New Head was nice but he just didn’t really want to care about my issues if I was struggling with my mental health. He would call my Mum a completely different last name from what it actually is. I hated my time here as all the good teachers / TA’s left by the time I got to year 11.

Your only get far in this school if you have a severe special need or other issues.
( just my opinion I know I’m not the only ex student or parent who thinks that)

The Head at the moment who runs the school ridiculed me quite a few times and called me a “drama queen” when I was struggling with my depression and anxiety when I self harmed. His exact words were on the phone to my mum were:
“we all have our drama queen moments”

Apart from the deputy head she was fantastic at her job and was always very supportive for my issues or whatever I needed her.

I wouldn’t recommend this school to anybody who struggles with any mental health problems.

Safety & Wellbeing 3/5

Teaching & Learning 2/5

Communication 3/5

Mental & Emotional Wellbeing 2/5

Facilities 4/5