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Ofsted

Maypole Primary School received a full Ofsted inspection on 30 March 2026. The school is judged to be “Expected or Strong” in all areas, and safeguarding requirements have been met.

The Ofsted report highlights the following features of the school: 

 

Attendance and Behaviour - Strong

"Leaders have created a culture where pupils, staff and families view attendance as their collective responsibility."


Achievement - Expected

"Pupils generally achieve well and produce high-quality work."


Curriculum and Teaching - Expected

"Leaders have designed a curriculum that is ambitious and well sequenced, enabling pupils to build new knowledge securely over time."


Early Years - Expected

"Children confidently use the subject-specific language that they have learned."


Inclusion - Expected

"Leaders ensure that the school promotes a culture of inclusion."


Leadership and Governance - Expected

"Leaders have developed an effective sense of community and re-established strong partnerships with parents."


Personal Development and Wellbeing - Expected

"Pupils benefit from a comprehensive programme that supports their development beyond the academic."


What It’s Like to Be a Pupil - Expected

"Pupils are happy and eager to come to school."


 

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