Clarrice Cliff Primary School

 

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A few interesting quotes from the Ofsted Report:

Quote From: Official Ofsted Report
" Clarice Cliff Primary School has quickly established itself as a good school. The amalgamation of the two former schools has been managed exceptionally well. The headteacher provides excellent leadership and receives very good support from senior colleagues and governors.
These factors have enabled the school to establish a distinctive ethos and a common sense of purpose amongst staff and pupils. The outstanding quality of the displays in each classroom has transformed the good new facilities into an exceptionally attractive learning environment.
Parents are appreciative of the way the amalgamation has been managed and are pleased with the quality of education their children are receiving. "


Quote From: Official Ofsted Report
" The quality of the teaching, the curricular provision and the care, guidance and support provided by the teaching and non-teaching staff is good. In each of these areas, there are significant strengths which are helping pupils of all abilities and from a range of different backgrounds to make good progress academically and particularly good progress in their personal development. The strong emphasis on providing a creative curriculum and a wide range of additional activities interests and motivates the pupils to learn. The teachers use a good variety of teaching techniques and particularly encourage active and collaborative learning, which develops pupils' communication and social skills and their self-confidence. Because of good procedures to track pupils' progress, staff identify quickly which pupils need additional support.
A wide range of intervention procedures, breakfast clubs to promote pupils' learning, and effective use of teaching assistants to support individuals or small groups ensure that the needs of those with learning difficulties and those learning English as an additional language are met effectively. "
 
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