A primary school previously rated inadequate has turned things around in five years and upgraded its rating to good. Moulsecoomb Primary School in Brighton , part of The Pioneer Academy Trust, has been rated as good in all areas following an Ofsted inspection in October. The school was given the lowest possible rating by the education watchdog after a visit in April 2019.
The damning report started a process which saw the government intervening to force the school, which is off Lewes Road, to become an academy. Staff, pupils and parents are delighted that their school has now been rated ‘Good’ (Image: Moulsecoomb Primary School) Staff, pupils and parents are delighted that their school has now been rated good in every category just three years after joining The Pioneer Academy Trust. Ofsted praised the school for being “friendly and inclusive”, describing pupils as “happy and proud”.
Pastoral care is said to be “impressive” and inspectors highlight that there is “high ambition” for all pupils, particularly disadvantaged pupils or those with special education needs and/or disabilities (SEND). READ MORE: Mayfield Equestrian Team wins big at national competition Adam Sutton, headteacher at Moulsecoomb Primary School, said: “We are very proud of our school and delighted that this report reflects the immense progress that has been made and our nurturing and supportive ethos. “Thank you to our whole staff team, pupils, parents and all our supporters.
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