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Blacko Primary School earns glowing Ofsted praise for behaviour

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

Blacko Primary School in Lancashire has received glowing praise from Ofsted for exemplary behaviour, strong academic results and inclusive culture.

Blacko Primary School, part of the Apex Collaborative Trust, has received glowing praise from Ofsted following an inspection on 8 and 9 September. Inspectors highlighted the school's 'welcoming and nurturing atmosphere', where pupils feel safe and valued. Behaviour was singled out as exemplary, with pupils showing positive attitudes to learning and treating each other with respect and kindness. Attendance remains above the national average.

Early years provision was described as a 'significant strength', with a well-planned, ambitious curriculum. Ofsted found that children in the early years setting develop confidence, independence and strong communication skills, leaving them 'extremely well prepared for key stage 1'. Academic achievement was also emphasised, with pupils consistently performing above national averages in reading, writing and mathematics by the end of Year 6.

Headteacher Kate Richards said: 'We are absolutely delighted that Ofsted has recognised what makes Blacko such a special school.' She highlighted the school's strength of relationships, inclusive culture and high expectations for every child, and praised the dedication of staff and support from families and the trust.

Blacko Primary School earns glowing Ofsted praise for behaviour
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