D’Eyncourt Primary School praised in latest Ofsted inspection

We are delighted to celebrate the success of D’Eyncourt Primary School, part of Central Learning Partnership Trust, following its latest Ofsted inspection, which confirmed that the school continues to be a Good school.

Inspectors highlighted the school’s strong culture and shared commitment to its ‘BEST’ values, noting that pupils and staff “live and breathe” the aim of being their very BEST every day. Ofsted recognised that pupils are kind, respectful and ambitious learners, with all pupils achieving well.

The report praised the school’s inclusive environment, where pupils feel safe, behaviour is “commendable”, and bullying is rare. Inspectors also recognised the wealth of leadership opportunities available to children, including pupil ambassadors, peer mentors and school councillors, who play an important role in supporting their school community.

Ofsted highlighted the strong partnership between school and trust leaders in ensuring the best possible outcomes for pupils, while also placing staff wellbeing at the heart of decision-making. The report commended the school’s carefully designed curriculum, high-quality support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities, and the rich personal development opportunities that help children become responsible citizens of the future.

We would like to congratulate Headteacher Danielle Darby, the staff, pupils, governors and wider school community on this fantastic recognition of their hard work and dedication. We are proud to have D’Eyncourt Primary School as part of the CLPT family and look forward to seeing its continued success in the years ahead.

Read the full report: Ofsted report for D’Eyncourt Primary School