By Gavin Mackintosh-
An Ealing primary school has been rated outstanding by Ofsted after inspections last month showed its consistently high standards.
The school which teaches nearly 500 pupils is rated the best in Berkshire and one of the best in the Uk because of its high level of discipline and varied teaching skills. Headteacher, Ms P Sehmi, has established an ambitious culture of hard work and sophisticated teaching aimed at raising the academic standard of each of its 476 pupils.
Respect for teachers and their parents has been instilled in the children from a young age, with a lot of focus placed on literacy skills which has been strategically drilled into kids. A positive support network from parents at home has also been helpful in aiding pupils focus and enthusiasm. Unlike many primary school children who spend their weekends on mobile phones or watching television, a high percentage of pupils from this school claim to spend a lot of their weekend reading books and developing their minds.
All the teachers at the school are committed to achieving the high standards set for the children. Following the high rating, an insider told The Eye Of Media.Com:
”the school is doing so well because of the level of commitment given to the children by teachers here. A lot of emphasis is placed on respect, literacy, and hardwork. The children are very enthusiastic about learning and continue practising when they get home. They are encouraged to read widely at home and the benefits of doing so is explained to them.
Most importantly, the children respond well to the high level teaching in the school, and enjoying learning”.
Children at the school have developed a passion for reading at home too, in an effort to maintain the high curriculum standards they are being taught by inspiration leaders at the school. The Ofsted report read:
“Visionary and inspiring senior leadership underpins the shared high aspirations and first-rate academic standards here.
“The highly dedicated team of staff ensures that all pupils get a wonderful range of experiences and learn a wide range of subjects.
“Pupils respond to teachers’ very high expectations with gleeful enthusiasm and give all activities their full commitment and concentration.
“They become confident learners, achieve exceptionally well and are very well prepared to become exemplary citizens.”
Image: Khalsac Primary School