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Ofsted Reports

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Ofsted is the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills. It reports directly to Parliament and is both independent and impartial. By law it must inspect schools with the aim of providing information to parents, to promote improvement and to hold schools to account.

The school was last Inspected by OFSTED in April 2018, the report is viewable by clicking on the document below.

Letter from Ofsted following Inspection

As you know, children, staff, families and governors at Beddington Infants’ School work together to achieve the best outcomes for the children.

We are incredibly proud of our uniquely immersive learning experience and the fact that children at this school learn indoors and outside, with many and varied opportunities for them to use and apply their new skills and knowledge, ensuring a depth of learning. The children are highly engaged and enthusiastic.

Visitors to the school regularly comment on the high levels of independence that the children display and the confidence with which they talk about their learning and learning environment.

Thank you to the children, staff and governors for constantly striving to be better.

Thank you to you, our families, for the way that you work so closely with us, in so many ways, to ensure the best outcomes for your children.

Well done everyone!

Debra Parry – Chair of Governors

Liz Kearney – Headteacher

 

The Ofsted Data Dashboard, which compared the characteristics of similar schools nationally closed down on 30 September 2016.

For data on schools, the Department for Education has released the school comparison tool.
It can be used to compare performance data across schools, and uses a similar graphical presentation to the Data Dashboard.

The school comparison tool provides data about our school in relation to attendance and population of students. It does not compare the achievements at the end of Key Stage 1. Click here and enter our school name.