All Saint's Richmond Hill Church of England Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 11 July 2023

Leaders have created a welcoming and friendly environment. Pupils are proud to attend the school and be part of the diverse community. Pupils demonstrate a mature approach to their studies. They enjoy learning new and challenging things in lessons. This helps pupils to get better at what they do. Leaders have high expectations of pupils' behaviour. Pupils' interactions with their peers, adults and visitors are polite and respectful. Pupils conduct themselves extremely well around school. This contributes to a sense of calm in the building. Pupils recognise the importance of tolerance and respect. They speak knowledgeably about the diversity of faiths and cultures at the school. Incidents of bullying are rare. Pupils are taught the difference between bullying and childhood arguments. Adults deal with occasional incidents swiftly. Staff know pupils well. Pupils trust that adults will be able to help them if they are worried about something. Leaders actively encourage pupils to contribute positively to the school as well as local and global communities. Pupils take part in and lead opportunities to fund raise and volunteer for charities. Through this, pupils develop an understanding of how their actions can positively impact those around them.

What the school should improve

• Some pupils do not read to an adult regularly enough. As a result, adults do not recognise when pupils need help with reading quickly enough. Leaders should ensure that pupils who are learning to read are listened to frequently and that teachers have clear oversight of pupils' reading.

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