Enmore Church of England Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 29 November 2022

Pupils love learning at Enmore Primary School. The rich curriculum enables them to flourish. The school's vision, 'Those who are taught here must go out and teach others,' informs the development of pupils' characters. Pupils learn about the importance of empathy and helping others. Older pupils support younger pupils, as seen, for example, through their roles as reading mentors. Pupils gain impressive leadership skills. For instance, pupils in the student council lead fundraising events for charities, such as 'Young Minds'. Pupils value deeply the responsibility of their leadership roles. Sports leaders organise and lead games at lunch and breaktimes, including the paralympic sport of boccia. House captains organise pupils during sports events. Well-being ambassadors greet pupils at the gate every morning, helping to settle pupils into the day. Pupils are very proud of their school. They are extremely well behaved and attend school regularly. Children in Reception learn the routines of school very well. They are highly motivated to learn. Pupils state that bullying does not happen but that, if it did, they are confident that staff would resolve it immediately. Pupils are trained as peer mediators and support pupils when rare friendship issues occur. Relationships are very strong. Pupils' emotional well-being is a priority. Pupils feel valued, safe and well cared for.

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