Woodfield Primary School

What Ofsted said

From the inspection on 6 February 2024

Woodfield Primary School is a community where everyone belongs. The school sets very high expectations of how pupils should behave. Pupils know what is expected of them and try hard each day to make sure that they stay in the 'green zone'. Pupils are polite and respectful of one another. They are highly courteous to adults, including visitors. Pupils learn self-control and to persist when facing difficulties. At social times, older pupils take on roles to support pupils in school. Any pupil who struggles to behave receives highly effective support. Every day pupils do their best to live the school values 'ambition, belief, challenge'. Pupils enjoy attending school and achieve very well. Classrooms are industrious places where pupils are engrossed in learning. Castle visits, pantomime trips, visiting authors and the growing use of digital resources help pupils deepen their learning of the school's rich curriculum. School clubs such as coding, art and sports clubs are popular with pupils. These allow pupils to develop new talents and interests. Pupils know that there are trusted adults in school who will listen attentively and act quickly to resolve any worries or concerns they raise. They are happy and safe. Parents are overwhelmingly positive about the school.

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