Smiles in Bridgnorth as a ‘very happy and very successful school’ gets a positive Ofsted
Castlefields Primary School was visited by Ofsted inspectors in May.
Staff and pupils at a Bridgnorth school have said they are “proud” of the latest findings by the education watchdog.
Castlefields Primary School was visited by Ofsted inspectors in May and in their findings published at the end of last month, inspectors gave the school positive results in all areas, with the school achieving “Expected Standard” in all areas other than “Attendance and behaviour” which was rated as “Strong Standard” by inspectors.
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The report praised pupils for being consistently kind, respectful and eager to learn, reflecting the positive and supportive culture across this school.
In their report, the inspectors said: “Attendance remains above national figures overall because leaders promote high expectations and communicate these clearly to families.
“Pupils consistently behave impeccably well in lessons. They listen diligently, join in willingly and work cooperatively. Around the school, pupils treat each other with the utmost kindness and respect.”
The report continued: “Pupils enjoy coming to Castlefields Primary School and feel that they belong,” further highlighting the inclusive and nurturing environment that this school has created.
Ofsted inspector, Usha Devi also recognised the commitment of staff, school leaders, trust leaders, and governors and highlighted that the school “keep pupils’ needs at the heart of their decision-making”.
Rebecca Lee, Head of Castlefields Primary School, said: “We are particularly pleased that inspectors highlighted our pupils’ excellent behaviour, above national attendance, inclusive ethos and the rich opportunities that help children develop both academically and personally."
Sarah Godden, Trust CEO added: "The report recognises the many strengths of the school and describes what we know to be true - Castlefields is indeed a very happy and very successful school, and one we are all proud of."
You can read the full Ofsted report at: https://reports.ofsted.gov.uk/provider/21/145202
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