Inspectors from Ofsted said: "Pupils behave well. They have positive attitudes to learning. Low-level disruption and passivity in lessons are rare. However, disruption to learning happens more frequently in the early years setting. Bullying happens occasionally. When it does, pupils are confident that it is addressed quickly. "The headteacher has a clear vision for the school. However, as result of changes at the school and turbulence in governance, the oversight of the setting is not as strong as it could be. This is slowing down the pace of change to improve the school."placeholder image
Inspectors from Ofsted said: "Pupils behave well. They have positive attitudes to learning. Low-level disruption and passivity in lessons are rare. However, disruption to learning happens more frequently in the early years setting. Bullying happens occasionally. When it does, pupils are confident that it is addressed quickly. "The headteacher has a clear vision for the school. However, as result of changes at the school and turbulence in governance, the oversight of the setting is not as strong as it could be. This is slowing down the pace of change to improve the school."

All Leeds primary school Ofsted inspection verdicts delivered since academic year began

Richard Beecham
By Richard Beecham

Senior Reporter

Published 30th Oct 2022, 11:45 GMT

Nine primary schools in Leeds have had Ofsted reports published on them since the start of the school term in September.

It followed inspections from the schools regulator during the summer months, just before the six week holidays.

They range from “inadequate” to “good” – take a look below and see whether your kid’s school is on the list.

Inspectors said: "St Theresa’s Catholic Primary is a popular, welcoming and well-led school. Staff know pupils well. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), know that leaders want them to succeed and become respectful and active citizens."

7. St Theresa's Catholic Primary School - good

Inspectors said: "St Theresa’s Catholic Primary is a popular, welcoming and well-led school. Staff know pupils well. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), know that leaders want them to succeed and become respectful and active citizens." Photo: google

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Inspectors said of the Collingham school: "The quality of education continued to decline during the period of high staff turbulence. However, the new staff team has worked well together to begin to improve the curriculum. Parents are pleased with these improvements. As one parent said, ‘The turnaround has been impressive'."

8. Lady Elizabeth Hastings CE School - requires improvement

Inspectors said of the Collingham school: "The quality of education continued to decline during the period of high staff turbulence. However, the new staff team has worked well together to begin to improve the curriculum. Parents are pleased with these improvements. As one parent said, ‘The turnaround has been impressive'." Photo: Gary Longbottom.

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Inspectors said: "There is no doubt that Allerton Church of England, or ‘ACE’ as pupils call it, is a special place. Pupils say it is a safe and loving place to be where teachers are encouraging. Teachers make their classrooms exciting places for pupils to learn. This is the case right through the school. For instance, pupils enter their well-stocked library through a ‘Chronicles of Narnia’ inspired wardrobe."

9. Allerton CE Primary School - good

Inspectors said: "There is no doubt that Allerton Church of England, or ‘ACE’ as pupils call it, is a special place. Pupils say it is a safe and loving place to be where teachers are encouraging. Teachers make their classrooms exciting places for pupils to learn. This is the case right through the school. For instance, pupils enter their well-stocked library through a ‘Chronicles of Narnia’ inspired wardrobe." Photo: google

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