St Peter's Catholic Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 13 February 2024

St Peter's is a highly inclusive school. Pupils benefit from the excellent quality of education. They achieve exceptionally well. Warm and respectful relationships between staff and pupils are at the heart of the school. Pupils are safe and very happy. They are confident to ask for help if they have any worries. The school has high expectations of pupils. They rise to meet these expectations and behave incredibly well. Pupils are consistently thoughtful, kind and considerate towards their peers and adults. From the time they start in Reception, children are taught the importance of learning behaviours. They learn to be resilient and curious. Pupils embrace the exciting learning challenges that staff plan for them. Pupils are proud of their achievements. Carefully planned school clubs, competitions, trips and visits broaden pupils' range of experiences. They learn how to care for themselves with the 'five well-being tools', including being active. Pupils develop responsibility through roles such as librarians, junior disciples and sports captains. They learn about the values of integrity and service. Pupils know that their voice is important for making their school a better place. They share their views and opinions with staff to bring about change, such as making the school more sustainable.

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