'They put their heart and soul in': Welcome to the Wolverhampton primary school where staff and pupils have 'big hearts'
The headteacher of a Wolverhampton primary school said it is the big hearts of staff and pupils that makes it special.
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Head Kate Jackson said everyone at St Michael's Church of England Aided Primary School in Tettenhall "picks each other up" on a tough day.
"The people in it have got big hearts: staff, children, parents, governors. People here are kind," she added.
The Lower Street school recently celebrated maintaining its "Outstanding" Ofsted grade - an inspection grade it has held since 2017.
Upon its visit in October, the education watchdog found the school to be "well-led" and described it as "warm and welcoming".
Mrs Jackson, who has worked at the school for more than 16 years, said: "I feel quite chuffed really. Ofsted is sort of a double-edged sword.
"It can be helpful in telling you what you are but for some people it has been a really negative experience because you do take it personally as the headteacher.
