Rudheath Primary Academy and Nursery rated 'good' by Ofsted

Rudheath Primary Academy and Nursery was rated 'good' once again after the inspection in October.

The Ofsted report highlights the school's 'high expectations' and their dedication to providing pupils with the necessary support for success.

Andrew Ross, headteacher at Rudheath Primary Academy and Nursery, said: "We are incredibly proud of our latest Ofsted report, which highlights the dedication and hard work of our entire school community.

"This achievement reflects our commitment to providing the best educational experience for every child.

"We will continue to strive for excellence to ensure that our children continue to be inspired to achieve their dreams."

This consistent rating is attributed to the commitment of the entire school community, including pupils, parents, staff, and governors.

The report says: "Pupils feel safe and secure as part of the 'school family' because they know that the adults care deeply about their well-being, as well as their academic achievement."

The report praises the pupils for living out the school values of kindness, respect, responsibility, resilience, and enthusiasm.

It adds: "They look out for each other and know who they can turn to with any problems."

The school's efforts to maintain and improve are supported by trustees and the local governing body, who work closely with the school to provide high-quality education.

The report also highlights the school's focus on developing children's decision-making skills and independence.

It reads: "Children learn to make decisions, take turns, and have an active voice in their learning.

"This gives children the skills that they need to learn with independence."

It adds that pupils leave the school 'well prepared to be active participants in their communities.'

Rudheath Primary Academy and Nursery is part of Focus-Trust, a charitable primary school trust in the North West of England and West Yorkshire.