Ludlow nursery is rated as inadequate by Ofsted inspectors
Staff at a Ludlow nursery school have been criticised by government inspectors who rated the school as inadequate.
Ofsted inspectors visited Ludlow Infant and Nursery School Academy in November and found that the leaders and governors did not have a 'clear view of the school's strengths'.
They added that roles, responsibilities and lines of accountability were unclear and rigorous systems for monitoring and evaluating the school's performance, including the quality of teachers, were not in place and as a result, self-evaluation was 'overgenerous'.
In a report published this week, the inspectors said: "Leaders do not have robust plans for making improvements in the school. The school’s development planning does not provide the strategic direction to improve the school.
