Holy Name Roman Catholic Primary School Manchester

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 8 May 2024

Pupils delight in being part of this happy and harmonious school. They arrive at the school gate each morning with big smiles on their faces, eager to 'high-five' the staff who wait to welcome them. Staff provide a warm and caring environment that enables pupils to thrive. Pupils are immensely proud of the rich diversity of their school community. It is a place where differences between people are embraced and celebrated. For example, a prominently displayed world map is filled with pins to identify the different countries to which pupils have connections. Pupils said that they always aim to be the best that they can be. From the Nursery class to Year 6, pupils behave exceptionally well. Classrooms are hives of purposeful activity where pupils are immersed in their rich learning. This helps pupils to meet the school's high expectations for their achievement. Pupils achieve extremely well. Pupils relish the multitude of memorable experiences that the school provides. For instance, they attend residential trips, including a visit to Spain. Pupils are also encouraged to showcase their talents to large audiences. They participate in music and drama performances with local theatre companies. These opportunities help pupils to grow into confident and resilient individuals.

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