A school in Warminster has been praised for improvements to leadership, the curriculum and pupil wellbeing following an Ofsted inspection.
St George’s Catholic Primary School was commended for creating an environment where pupils experience a strong sense of connection and belonging. Inspectors recognised the positive changes at the school, noting that “pupils thoroughly enjoy coming to school”.
A spokesperson for the school said, “The school has been through a period of positive, holistic change, from the physical environment to the curriculum, routines and expectations. Since the arrival of the new head teacher, the whole staff team has worked tirelessly to strengthen every aspect of school life.
“We have challenged ourselves, raised expectations, developed our curriculum, strengthened teaching and learning, improved routines and created an environment where every child is supported to thrive. To have this work independently recognised by Ofsted is incredibly rewarding.
“The inspection highlighted a well-sequenced and ambitious curriculum, particularly in mathematics and writing, alongside effective professional development for staff.”
Inspectors also recognised its Catholic ethos and the contribution it makes to pupils’ personal development, regardless of their faith or background.
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