Ofsted inspectors deliver verdict on Shrewsbury primary school
A primary school has been praised by inspectors who have rated it 'good'.
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During their visit Ofsted inspectors also found that two areas of Grange Primary School in Shrewsbury were 'outstanding' – behaviour and attitudes and personal development.
The school said it was "immensely proud" of the recognition, saying it reflects its "commitment to providing a nurturing and enriching environment where pupils thrive".
The report, published by inspectors, said pupils are encouraged to "dream big and fly high".
It states: "Pupils at Grange Primary thrive. The school’s vision of ‘achievement through caring’ is realised through the highly effective pastoral care provided for its pupils.