Highlights from our most recent Ofsted Report
- Park View Primary School continues to be a good school.
- Pupils are proud of their school.
- Pupils are thoughtful, curious and welcoming. They like discovering new things and playing with their friends.
- Pupils are confident readers.
- Pupils learn about the broad range of cultures in Britain and different religions.
- Pupils feel happy and safe at school.
- Pupils know that they can talk to a trusted adult if they are worried about anything.
- Staff have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour and achievement. As a result, most pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), behave well.
- Leaders work closely with parents, carers and external agencies to ensure that pupils with SEND get the support that they need to access the curriculum and develop their knowledge well.
- Caring and experienced staff cater for pupils’ academic, social and emotional needs, so that they can thrive in school.
- Leaders and governors know precisely what they want pupils, including children in the early years, to learn.
- Leaders have crafted a well organised and ambitious curriculum.
- Governors know the school’s strengths. They also know where improvements need to be made and provide suitable challenge to leaders to hold them to account.
- A wide range of extra-curricular activities and events enrich pupils’ learning.
- Many opportunities are available for pupils to refine their sporting skills and pursue their interests.
- Pupils enjoy educational visits to museums and local places of interest.
- Leaders keep close checks on pupils who may be vulnerable.
- Leaders have created a strong safeguarding culture. They make sure that staff are trained well and that they understand their responsibilities to keep pupils safe.