Ofsted and Performance Data
Please find below our most recent Ofsted reports and relevant information from the Department for Education Performance Tables.
Ofsted made the following comments about the school when they last inspected us in December 2015
- Felbridge Primary is a good school.
- Pupils generally make good progress and leave having attained good standards by the end of Year 6 in reading, writing and mathematics.
- The school makes a positive contribution to pupils' personal, spiritual, moral, social and cultural development and helps them develop a strong sense of their own self-worth.
- Much of the teaching is good and there are some examples of exemplary practice.
- Pupils are taught well how to read. They are encouraged to practise their reading at home. As a result, half of them read at the highest level by the end of Key Stage 1.
- Leaders ensure that all statutory duties are executed fully. Safeguarding arrangements are secure and effective.
- Teachers establish good routines with pupils so that they all know how to behave appropriately.
- Pupils conduct themselves well around the site. They are polite and courteous with adults and cooperate well with each other.
- Most children in the early years make a good start to their education, which helps them get ready for Year 1.
- Leaders at all levels work with parents and carers to ensure that communication is an open and two-way process.
- Governors know the school well. They are clear about its strengths and apply strong analytical skills to their overview of its performance.
The full report is available below.