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What Ofsted inspectors say about our school
The last full school inspection took place in November 2007 and the full report can be viewed on the OFSTED website or on our school website.
The report praises the many successes of the school where standards of behaviour and achievement are consistently high. St Peter’s is a good school and all our pupils thrive in the small class sizes.
These are some of the observations made during the Inspector’s visit:
‘Pupils thrive in the school’s happy Christian atmosphere. Pupils are polite and confident. They behave well, feel very safe and really enjoy school.’
‘Pupils are keen to learn and work hard. Pupils’ learning is particularly accelerated by the many opportunities they have to discuss their work in groups, enabling them to clarify their ideas and reinforce their understanding.’
‘Pastoral care is first class. Pupils feel very well cared for and really appreciate the individual help and attention they get from the adults.’
‘Staff enthusiastically share the Headteacher’s drive to improve the quality of education provided.’
To read the full report follow this link
Our school was judged as ‘outstanding’. The inspection focused on the distinctiveness and effectiveness of St Peter’s as a Church school.
Many strengths of the school were highlighted by the church inspector:
‘outstanding leadership from the Headteacher and Governors…with a strong commitment to the school’s Christian foundation, giving the school its clear purpose and direction.’
‘The school has a warm, friendly, welcoming atmosphere where everyone is valued and respected…the importance of valuing others is at the heart of the school’s ethos.’
Click and visit the SIAS report page for full report
The last full school inspection took place in November 2007 and the full report can be viewed on the OFSTED website or on our school website.
The report praises the many successes of the school where standards of behaviour and achievement are consistently high. St Peter’s is a good school and all our pupils thrive in the small class sizes.
These are some of the observations made during the Inspector’s visit:
‘Pupils thrive in the school’s happy Christian atmosphere. Pupils are polite and confident. They behave well, feel very safe and really enjoy school.’
‘Pupils are keen to learn and work hard. Pupils’ learning is particularly accelerated by the many opportunities they have to discuss their work in groups, enabling them to clarify their ideas and reinforce their understanding.’
‘Pastoral care is first class. Pupils feel very well cared for and really appreciate the individual help and attention they get from the adults.’
‘Staff enthusiastically share the Headteacher’s drive to improve the quality of education provided.’
To read the full report follow this link
Our school was judged as ‘outstanding’. The inspection focused on the distinctiveness and effectiveness of St Peter’s as a Church school.
Many strengths of the school were highlighted by the church inspector:
‘outstanding leadership from the Headteacher and Governors…with a strong commitment to the school’s Christian foundation, giving the school its clear purpose and direction.’
‘The school has a warm, friendly, welcoming atmosphere where everyone is valued and respected…the importance of valuing others is at the heart of the school’s ethos.’
Click and visit the SIAS report page for full report
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