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Mulberry Stepney Green Praised in January 2026 Ofsted Inspection
Following an Ofsted inspection in January 2026, Mulberry Stepney Green Maths, Computing and Science College was recognised for its strong leadership in attendance and behaviour, creating a calm and purposeful learning environment and delivering ambitious outcomes for students. The inspection reflects our school’s continued focus on high expectations, positive progress across the curriculum, and preparing every student for success in their next stage of education, training, or employment.
In the Attendance and Behaviour category, the school was rated ‘Strong’, and the Sixth Form was recognised for effectively preparing students for further education and their chosen careers. Inspectors also highlighted the strong support provided by leaders and a well-planned curriculum that includes a wide range of enrichment and extra-curricular opportunities.
Inspectors also highlighted the following:
“Destinations for all pupils are consistently impressive. These are wide, varied and ambitious. The school prepares pupils to thrive in their next environment.”
“The school is a calm and orderly environment in which pupils feel safe, supported, and able to learn well.”
“Pupils make positive progress through the curriculum in all key stages.”
“Leaders have developed a curriculum which prepares students to successfully access the next stages of their education or chosen career.”
“Leaders have worked relentlessly to support pupils.”
“The Sixth Form is vibrant and purposeful.”
To find out more, visit our Ofsted page.
Inspiring the Next Generation at Mulberry London Docks
Our Year 11 Head and Deputy Prefects recently delivered a truly inspiring assembly to Year 7 students and held meaningful discussions with Year 8 students at Mulberry London Docks.
Drawing on their own experiences, they spoke honestly about their GCSE journey, the importance of resilience, and what life is like at Mulberry Stepney Green. From managing exam pressure to staying motivated and believing in themselves, their advice resonated deeply with students at Docks.
The assembly was not only informative but uplifting, with students listening attentively and engaging enthusiastically throughout. Our prefects were fantastic role models, demonstrating confidence, leadership, and a genuine commitment to supporting younger students on their academic journey.
They thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to inspire the next generation and to represent Mulberry Stepney Green with such pride. Experiences like these highlight the strength of the Mulberry community and the positive impact our students have beyond their own school.
We are incredibly proud of our Year 11 leaders for motivating, encouraging, and empowering future Mulberry students.
