All Saints Church of England Infant Academy

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 30 April 2024

All Saints Church of England Infant Academy cares about its pupils and their families. Positive and warm relationships are at the heart of this school. Pupils know that they are valued. Staff provide high-quality pastoral care. This helps pupils to feel safe and happy. Pupils learn in a nurturing yet purposeful environment. The school has high expectations of what pupils can achieve. Leaders have put in place an ambitious and interesting curriculum across a wide range of subjects. Pupils enjoy their learning. As a result, attendance is high. Pupils want to be in school. They are keen to learn new things and be with their friends. Pupils know the behaviour standards that adults expect of them. They strive to meet these expectations by behaving well in class and during social times. Pupils appreciate their daily 'check-in' as part of their class teams. They share their feelings and learn important social skills, such as listening to, and respecting, others. These 'check-ins' form part of the wider offer in place that supports pupils' mental health and well-being.

What the school should improve

• The offer for pupils to take part in wider roles and responsibilities is limited. This includes pupils with SEND. Pupils miss out on opportunities to share and act on their own ideas and have their voices heard. The school should provide a wider range of opportunities, such as roles in school or targeted clubs, to enhance its offer for pupils to develop their personal and social skills.

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