Larks Hill Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 4 March 2025

Pupils are proud of their school. Pupils greet visitors warmly, engage in conversations maturely and show impeccable manners. They are polite, respectful and confident. There is a calm, supportive environment. Relationships between staff and pupils are warm and caring. Pupils love coming to school. Attendance is impressively high. Pupils take pride in the many experiences on offer. They embrace the wide range of opportunities that enrich their learning and personal development. Pupils follow firmly embedded routines. Pupils achieve exceptionally well. They consistently meet the school's high expectations for learning and behaviour by embracing the school's values. Pupils, right from Reception, have excellent attitudes to learning. They recognise that reading is the key to accessing learning across the curriculum and develop a deep love of books. Pupils work attentively together, respect each other and form strong relationships. Older pupils act as role models, supporting younger children to develop their independence. Pupils are confident and independent. Pastoral support is exemplary. Pupils feel safe, valued and supported to do their best. They are well prepared for their next steps. Pupils have a strong understanding of fundamental British values. They discuss sensitive topics maturely. Pupils engage thoughtfully with issues such as diversity and equality.

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