Tudor Court Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 28 March 2023

Pupils are very happy in school. They learn in a quiet, calm, respectful environment. Pupils are kind to each other, engage well in their learning and work hard. Pupils work and behave very well because staff have high expectations of them. They enjoy receiving rewards for their positive attitudes to learning and good behaviour. Pupils learn to take responsibility for their own choices. They successfully live up to the school values of respect, pride, happiness, tolerance, integrity and responsibility with great pride. Pupils feel safe and are safe. Relationships in school are friendly and supportive. Pupils are polite and listen to each other. They discuss their learning well with each other. Pupils respect the staff in school. They know that staff care about their well- being as well as their learning. Bullying is rare. However, pupils are confident that adults will help them and deal with it, when it does occur. Pupils learn about a range of families, cultures and countries in the UK and around the world. They celebrate the uniqueness of people in their own community and in the stories that they read. They accept that everyone is different. Pupils are thoughtful and considerate learners.

What the school should improve

• In a small number of developing subjects, leaders have not established clear assessment processes. Teachers then do not check that pupils have remembered key knowledge and content before introducing new ideas. Leaders should ensure that there are assessment systems in all areas of the curriculum so that teachers are clear about what pupils know and need to remember to move on successfully in their learning.

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