Wilden All Saints CofE Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 1 April 2025

Leaders are highly ambitious for pupils to succeed. All pupils achieve highly, including those who are disadvantaged or have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). The curriculum takes full advantage of the local area, including a study of the Stourport basin. The four school houses are named after figures with local connections, including Alfred Baldwin and Rudyard Kipling. The school carefully designs curriculum trips, for example to Warwick Castle, to support pupils' current learning. There are many opportunities in performing arts, including taking part in the school production. Pupils behave exceptionally well. They live up to the school's values of 'love, passion, stewardship, honesty, empathy and perseverance'. Pupils thrive on leadership responsibilities such as house captains, paired readers or helpers. Pupils love their school, set in the heart of the rural community. Almost all attend regularly. Pupils have access to a wide range of opportunities such as gym, dance, art and 'bell boating' - a distinct Worcestershire feature. Pupils choose their own clubs such as the 'fox club' where they come up with their own ideas for enjoyable activities. Pupils know how to keep themselves safe. There is a strong culture of reporting concerns if anything worries them.

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