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Thamesmead primary school meets expected standard in all Ofsted areas

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Jubilee Primary School in Thamesmead met the expected standard in every area assessed during an Ofsted inspection on 14 July.

Jubilee Primary School in Crowden Way met the expected standard in every area when Ofsted inspectors visited on 14 July. The school was praised for the range of activities available to pupils and its focus on reading, inclusion and giving pupils a say in school life.

Inspectors noted that pupils behave well in lessons and during social times, with bullying being rare and incidents dealt with quickly when they occur. Ofsted highlighted the broad curriculum, with pupils developing secure knowledge across a range of subjects. Reading is prioritised from the early years, and inspectors found younger children develop secure basic skills in reading, writing and mathematics.

Pupils run a 'magic book shop' which gifts books to children and work as 'pupil librarians' helping younger children discover a love of reading. Extracurricular activities include anime and manga clubs and additional girls' football opportunities. Members of the school parliament have helped make changes including altering lunchtime menu options and securing additional equipment for pupils. Ofsted also highlighted the school's efforts to challenge stereotypes through pupils' personal development, including teaching around beliefs that girls should not play football.

Thamesmead primary school meets expected standard in all Ofsted areas
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