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Delabole Primary School (Continued from front page) So on the 27 th and 28 th of September it was the turn of Delabole School to be assessed against very stringent criteria under the following headings: • Effectiveness of leadership and management • Quality of teaching, learning and assessment • Personal development, behaviour and welfare • Outcomes for pupils • Early Years provision I am so delighted to share with you the judgements made by the inspection team. Delabole is now a ‘Good’ school – and scored a ‘good’ against each of the measures. This is not easy to achieve. Some highlights from the report include: ‘The school’s enquiry-based curriculum is inspirational for pupils…Learning is stimulating and varied, memorable and meaningful.’ ‘Disadvantaged pupils and those who have special educational needs/and or disabilities make good progress, because teaching is well matched to their needs.’ The school has ‘created a culture of high ambition and aspiration for pupils and staff alike. All parents who responded to Ofsted’s online questionnaire, Parent View, said that the school is well-led and managed,’ ‘Pupils’ attitudes to learning are consistently positive. This has a strong impact on the progress they make.’ Those of you who have followed the history of the school will know what an immense achievement this is for our community, as in the past, the school has come through periods of instability and tricky times. It means so much to the staff and is a well-deserved validation of all that they bring to the lives of the children: – care, humour, inventiveness, excitement, self-belief, open-mindedness, resilience, joy and so much more. And of course, the support of the parents is so much a part of the partnership around the nurture of the children. We felt the full force of that during the inspection. Thank you, thank you. When I first arrived in Delabole two years ago, I wrote in our Slate contribution that ‘Delabole Community Primary School is not my school – it is our school’. Now at last, we can all celebrate the little piece of the school’s success that each of us owns and feel proud as we look forward to the future. Sue Cox and the team. FLOWERS FROM BRUALLEN Elaine Reynolds AWARD WINNING FLORIST 67 High Street, Delabole, North Cornwall PL33 9AH 01840 212555 CHRISTMAS FLOWER DEMO’S. Fri. 24th Nov. 7pm St Tudy Village Hall Fri. 1st Dec. 7pm St Mabyn Church Christmas orders now being taken Floral gifts, plants & holly wreaths Flowers@bruallen.co.uk www.bruallen.co.uk Family run florist with that personal touch Contact us also for flower demonstrations and workshops
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