Christow Community Primary School is celebrating a very successful OFSTED after it was confirmed as a good and a strongly improving school which is making impressive progress.
The report identified that "pupils achieve well from the time they join Reception through to the end of Year 6. Many pupils attain above the national average by the time they leave school."
The report highlighted how much pupils 'love the school, both for the lessons and the out-of- lesson activities such as clubs.'
In the last year Christow has seen over £250,000 worth of funding come into the school for the development of specialist teaching and sporting facilities.
James Clark, Chair of the Christow board said: "We are very pleased that the inspector recognised the great progress that has been made improving the school and the outcomes for our pupils.
Christow's Head of Teaching and Learning, Clare Bamford, who has been seconded from Coombeshead Academy, stated, "We are delighted that the steps we have taken to raise standards and the dedication of our teachers have been recognised in this report. The 'rigorous' leadership identified in the report is having a positive impact. We are ambitious, and will continue in our 'drive for excellence."
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