St Aloysius Catholic Infant School, Hebburn

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 13 May 2025

Pupils' eagerness to learn at this school is infectious. Their attitudes to learning are exemplary. Across the school, pupils are role models to each other in different ways. They are caring and considerate of each other. Pupils value how everyone is able to get along. These kind behaviours start in the early years. The school supports pupils to feel safe and cared for. Pupils spend the day enjoying learning and playing together in this welcoming school. The school's curriculum is ambitious. Pupils rise, with ease, to the high expectations the school sets. They talk with passion and precision about their learning. They achieve exceptionally well. Staff enable children to thrive through carefully planned learning opportunities. The school's work to develop pupils into caring and considerate citizens is exceptional. Pupils have a secure and age-appropriate understanding of the world they live in. Children in the early years, along with older pupils, are subject ambassadors. Through assemblies, clubs and school events, pupil leaders help other pupils, families and the wider community to be more involved in the wider life of the school. Pupils know how the school is helping them to be the best they can be.

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