Gallery: Whitefield Primary School celebrate Ofsted success
by Educate Magazine January 15, 2018 · Gallery
A Liverpool primary school rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted celebrated the announcement in their final assembly of the year.
Whitefield Primary School in Everton celebrated achieving the highest Ofsted grade with gifts for pupils, donated by local organisations and social enterprises.
The assembly was a chance to celebrate the school’s Ofsted success with staff and reward pupils who achieved 100% attendance. A cheque was also handed over to the school from local charity L6 Foundation.
Ofsted lavished praise on the 282 pupils, teachers, support staff and governors at Whitefield Primary School, concluding that they are fulfilling their motto of “nothing but the best”.
Children starting school with below average skills and knowledge make excellent progress by the time they leave reception. By the end of year six, progress in English and maths is above the national average. The behaviour of pupils is described as “impeccable” and they are “polite and articulate” with an “outstanding attitude to learning”.
Attendance is also above the national average – with Ofsted noting that senior staff will call at the homes of pupils who are unnecessarily absent and take them in to school if necessary.
Executive headteacher Nadine Carroll – who has been with the school since 2010 – has an “exceptional” determination to provide the highest quality of education for pupils.
View our gallery from the day below.
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- Who will win a special prize?
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- The assembly celebrated pupils’ attendance – which is above the national average.
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- The school’s motto of “nothing but the best” shone throughout the assembly.
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- CER Education sponsored the prize draw for excellent attendance.
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- Local Cllr Nick Small was in attendance.
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- The day included a bike giveaway from Peloton.
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- A pupil receives a Kindle from CER Education after he achieved 100% attendance Sept-Dec.
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- Cllr Nick Small, assistant mayor for schools and education.
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- Executive headteacher Nadine Carroll.
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- A talented pupil hits the stage.
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- Executive headteacher Nadine Carroll waa described as “exceptional” in the Ofsted report.
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- Selection boxes from Paul Crowley & Co solicitors.
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- £6,200 was handed over by the L6 Foundation!
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- The whole school celebrate!
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- Everyone was in high spirits at the final celebration assembly of the year.
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- Lucky pupils received bikes from Peleton for 100% attendance.
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- Lucky pupils received bikes from Peleton.
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- The school celebrated the Ofsted announcement in their final assembly of the year.
