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STAFF and pupils at a Hampshire primary school are celebrating after receiving a glowing Ofsted report that applauded the school for providing youngsters with a top-notch education.
Impressed education inspectors described Mansbridge Primary School as a well run school that has improved greatly' since it last inspection in 2003.
The school's care, guidance and support were singled out as outstanding' with all other areas rated as good'.
Confidence'
The inspectors praised teachers who presented lessons with confidence and enthusiasm saying that pupils were motivated and respond positively to the tasks set.
Commenting on the schools curriculum and other activities, lead inspector Graham Stephens, said: "New technology is used well, with all classes having an interactive whiteboard and pupils having ready access to laptops.
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"There is a good range of extra curricular activities that includes sport, music, drama and cycling proficiency.
"Pupils are especially proud to be able to grow their own vegetables, harvest and eat them."
Inspectors also said the behaviour of the school's 172 pupils was outstanding' and said they talked confidently about what constitutes a healthy lifestyle.
Improvements for the school's next inspection included raising standards further in English, maths and science, ensuring that staff have high expectations regarding pupils' work presentation and making sure attendance records improve.
Head teacher Mark Sheehan, said: "We are delighted with the report. It reflects all the hard work, professionalism and devotion provided by all staff at Mansbridge Primary school.
"We are particularly pleased with the judgement of outstanding in care, support and guidance for children.
"Our children at Mansbridge are a credit to the school and I would like to thank parents for their support and for working in partnership with the school to secure the best possible outcomes for the children."
Posted by: Mike, southampton on 8:00pm Tue 26 Feb 08
Mark Sheehan (headmaster) has and is doing a good job at a school that in my opinion has more than its fair share of immigrants.
before you all jump calling me a racist i am stating that the sudden increase of children who do not always speak english creates issues for the school and teachers .
the shool is improving all the time under this 'head'. even if he don't know anything about football!
Mark Sheehan (headmaster) has and is doing a good job at a school that in my opinion has more than its fair share of immigrants.
before you all jump calling me a racist i am stating that the sudden increase of children who do not always speak english creates issues for the school and teachers .
the shool is improving all the time under this 'head'. even if he don't know anything about football!
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