Shropshire school receives Good Ofsted rating after 'incredible transformation'
A primary school is celebrating after receiving a Good rating from inspectors at Ofsted.
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Ludlow Primary School was inspected at the end of January for the first time since the amalgamation of Ludlow Infant and Nursery Academy and Ludlow Junior School in September 2019.
A Good rating was achieved in all sub categories of the school, it said in a statement.
The school is a part of the Diocese of Hereford Multi-Academy Trust (DHMAT) and inspectors noted that the trust has "high aspirations for pupils" and that children get off to a ‘good start’ in the early years where they are ‘supported well to be confident and independent’.
Mr Andrew Teale, chief executive at DHMAT, said: “The publication of this report is a very important moment and it clearly recognises an incredible transformation at Ludlow Primary School over the last five years and the excellent leadership at all levels.