Beaumont Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 11 March 2025

Pupils excel at this welcoming and inclusive school. They told inspectors that attending the school is like being part of 'one big family.' Pupils benefit enormously from kind and considerate staff. Pupils know that staff care for them deeply and that adults are there for them when needed. Pupils feel happy and know that they are in safe hands. The school sets 'no limit' on what pupils can achieve. They are highly ambitious for pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), and those where English is an additional language. Pupils rise to this challenge, typically achieving exceptionally well across the curriculum. This is also true for children in the early years, who are incredibly well prepared for Year 1 and beyond. Pupils behave impeccably. They pride themselves on showing respect and kindness towards others. From shaking hands with visitors or wishing each other a good day, to older pupils befriending their younger peers, they are excellent representatives of their school. Pupils learn to be extremely well-rounded and responsible members of the school community. They are encouraged to voice their ideas and opinions to influence school life positively. They show great pride in the many responsibilities that they have. For example, pupils develop leadership skills by being school prefects, librarians, play buddies, diversity, and eco-ambassadors.

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