Ofsted is the inspectorate for children and learners in
England. It is their job to contribute to the
provision of better education and care through effective
inspection and regulation. This is achieved
through a comprehensive system of inspection and
regulation covering childcare, schools, colleges,
children's services, teacher training and youth work.
Each week, hundreds of inspections are carried out
and regulatory visits, helping professionals in
education and childcare make a difference to the lives
of children and young people. Ofsted is a
non-ministerial government department accountable to
Parliament. Their independence means you can rely
on Ofsted for impartial information about the quality of
education and care.
Shaldon School was last inspected by Ofsted on the 19th May 2009.
An excerpt from this report is given below:
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Overall
effectiveness of the school
Shaldon Primary School is a good school where everyone is
valued and cared for very well. The effectiveness of
the Early Years Foundation Stage is outstanding, as are
pupils' personal development and curricular provision.
The school has gone through a period of change over the last
year, entering into a management partnership with another
primary school that has affected the structure of the senior
management team. The school's managers have made good
use of the opportunities this has afforded for the
development of staff experience and activities for pupils.
The large majority of the parents' responses in the
confidential questionnaire for the inspection supported the
school and particularly noted the effectiveness of the care
and support for pupils.
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