Ofsted Report
St Anne’s Catholic Primary School has once again been recognised as a good school, reflecting the dedication of our staff, the support of parents and carers, and the remarkable efforts of our children.
The report highlights the enthusiasm, kindness, and impressive behaviour of our pupils, describing St Anne’s as a caring and nurturing environment where children thrive.
It commends the high standards, expertise of our staff, and our ambitious, broad curriculum that prepares pupils for success.
Key Extracts from our recent Ofsted report (Autumn 2024):
"Pupils thrive in this caring and nurturing school. Compassion and kindness are at the heart of the school community. Pupils are proud to attend the school and cherish the genuine care they receive from staff. "
"The school sets high expectations for pupils. Consequently, they work hard and achieve well. Pupils experience an engaging curriculum that extends beyond the classroom, ensuring that they develop valuable life skills. Pupils benefit from a range of well- considered trips, visits and residentials."
"Pupils are polite and well mannered. They show care and consideration towards each other."
"The school provides an ambitious curriculum that is broad and balanced for pupils. Teachers present learning in engaging and interesting ways to motivate and develop pupils’ curiosity. "
"Children get off to a brilliant start to their education when they join the Nursery. Throughout the early years, the school makes reading, writing and mathematics key priorities. Children access a wealth of well-chosen opportunities throughout the curriculum to deepen their knowledge. This prepares them well for key stage 1."
"Pupils are enthusiastic about their learning and keen to do their best. Teachers review learning from the past to help pupils make links to new concepts and knowledge. They skilfully explain concepts and essential vocabulary that pupils need to know. "
"Pupils’ behaviour is impressive. They are enthusiastic learners and are proud of their achievements. Classrooms are purposeful spaces where pupils concentrate and learn. Pupils listen to adults and contribute enthusiastically in lessons."
"Pupils attend a broad range of clubs to develop their skills and talents. They develop an age-appropriate understanding of staying safe and of healthy relationships."
