Stafford school delighted with Ofsted rating as parent says staff 'go above and beyond'
A Stafford school is "over the moon" to have been rated as 'Good' in their recent Ofsted inspection, having improved from 'requiring improvement' in 2019.
Flash Ley Community Primary School in Stafford has received glowing praise after the inspection on June 7 and 8, to the delight of parents, pupils, and teachers alike.
With an overall rating of Good, it received ‘Outstanding’ ratings in three of the six categories: behaviour and attitudes, personal development, and early years provision.
Inspectors Lesley Yates and Susan Ray praised "flourishing" pupils, "exemplary behaviour", and "high aspirations" in their report of the school which predominantly serves families from Rising Brook and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Headteacher Jo Banks said: “We are over the moon with the outcome, it is thoroughly deserved. There is a strong sense of community at the school and we are extremely proud that our personal development, behaviour and early years ratings are all ‘outstanding’.
