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More info × Group 28 Thank you for subscribing! We have more newsletters Show Me No thanks, close See our Privacy Notice A Cambridgeshire school has been rated 'good' in its first Ofsted inspection since the Covid-19 pandemic. Cavalry Primary School in school has been rated as "Good" in all areas. The report described the school as “a warm and friendly school, where a life-sized Gruffalo greets you at the entrance.
” It praised the school for revising its curriculum to ensure that it delivers the key knowledge leaders want pupils to learn, starting in the early years. This revision has significantly improved how well pupils learn the curriculum and prepare for their next stage of learning. Read More: Join CambridgeshireLive's free WhatsApp channel for the latest breaking news straight to your phone Read More: Cambridgeshire town to get £3.
9million recycling facilities with improved parking However, the report also noted that a few subjects are not as well developed. In these subjects, it claimed the school has not precisely identified the important knowledge pupils should know and remember. The report said this has made it challenging for teachers to plan effective activities and sequences of lessons, resulting in pupils being less secure in their understanding of more complex ideas.
The inspection also highlighted the school's efforts to address previous shortcomings in reading and mathematics. Sarah Edwards, the school's acting headteacher, said: " We are absolutely thrilled that the hard work of our pupils, staff and wider community has been recognised. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all involved for their dedication and investment in our wonderful school.
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