A school has been praised for creating a strong sense of community where pupils are “exceptionally” well behaved and respectful. Arundel Church of England Primary School was commended at it retained its good Ofsted rating following an inspection in July. Inspectors said the school’s “highly respectful and tolerant” pupils were very well-behaved and were not worried about being bullied.
Staff were applauded for the broad and balanced curriculum and how they adapt their teaching for students with special educational needs and/or disabilities. It was noted that pupils achieve well at the school, in Jarvis Road, and that attendance is “extremely high”. “Staff prioritise getting to know pupils and their families well,” the report said.
“Older pupils buddy up with younger pupils when they join the school, helping to create a warm and harmonious environment. “The motto of ‘excellence with no compromises’ permeates across the school. Staff have high expectations for pupils’ learning and conduct.
Pupils achieve well across a broad and balanced curriculum. In lessons and around the school site, pupils live up to the ‘ACE way’, behaving exceptionally well. Read more: School lauded for helping children to flourish as it gets highest Ofsted rating “They are not concerned by bullying, knowing the importance of being an ‘upstander’ and treating others as they wish to be treated.
Pupils demonstrate highly respectful and tolerant attitudes, valuing divers.