Lamphey Primary School celebrates positive inspection report
Lamphey Primary School celebrates positive inspection report
Lamphey Primary School, is celebrating a positive inspection report from Estyn, the body responsible for inspecting education and training providers in Wales.
The school, inspected earlier this academic year, received high praise as a ‘highly inclusive school’ which ‘supported pupils’ well-being exceptionally well.’
Inspectors commended Lamphey Primary for its ‘nurturing and harmonious’ atmosphere, noting that pupil behaviour across the school was ‘exemplary’.
The report highlighted that nearly all pupils made ‘exceptionally effective progress’ in developing their speaking and listening skills.
Additionally, the school was commended for prioritising reading development, ensuring that nearly all pupils cultivate a love for books and stories by the time they leave making excellent progress.
Headteacher Mr Thomas expressed his delight at the recognition from Estyn, stating: "We are thrilled that Estyn has acknowledged some excellent practices at our school, as well as the hard work and collaboration of our entire school community.
“This report highlights how we have created a caring and inclusive learning environment that allows pupils to thrive both academically and socially. I am incredibly proud of our whole school community.”
The positive feedback from Estyn reflects the dedication and commitment of Lamphey Primary School to providing high-quality education and fostering a nurturing environment for all its children.
Cabinet Member for Education and the Welsh Language Cllr Guy Woodham said: “To see a second fantastic report in as many weeks is a real boost for our education community and testament to the hard work educators are putting into their schools and learners.
“Congratulations to Lamphey School and all those that are dedicated to the children there for this excellent Estyn report.”
Lamphey Primary School celebrates positive inspection report
Lamphey Primary School celebrates positive inspection report
Lamphey Primary School, is celebrating a positive inspection report from Estyn, the body responsible for inspecting education and training providers in Wales.
The school, inspected earlier this academic year, received high praise as a ‘highly inclusive school’ which ‘supported pupils’ well-being exceptionally well.’
Inspectors commended Lamphey Primary for its ‘nurturing and harmonious’ atmosphere, noting that pupil behaviour across the school was ‘exemplary’.
The report highlighted that nearly all pupils made ‘exceptionally effective progress’ in developing their speaking and listening skills.
Additionally, the school was commended for prioritising reading development, ensuring that nearly all pupils cultivate a love for books and stories by the time they leave making excellent progress.
Headteacher Mr Thomas expressed his delight at the recognition from Estyn, stating: "We are thrilled that Estyn has acknowledged some excellent practices at our school, as well as the hard work and collaboration of our entire school community.
“This report highlights how we have created a caring and inclusive learning environment that allows pupils to thrive both academically and socially. I am incredibly proud of our whole school community.”
The positive feedback from Estyn reflects the dedication and commitment of Lamphey Primary School to providing high-quality education and fostering a nurturing environment for all its children.
Cabinet Member for Education and the Welsh Language Cllr Guy Woodham said: “To see a second fantastic report in as many weeks is a real boost for our education community and testament to the hard work educators are putting into their schools and learners.
“Congratulations to Lamphey School and all those that are dedicated to the children there for this excellent Estyn report.”
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