Staff and “exemplary” pupils at a primary school have received a glowing report from Government inspectors.
Ben Rhydding Primary School was rated good with outstanding features by Ofsted inspectors following a two-day inspection.
Head teacher, Carry Lynott said: “Everyone at school is very pleased with the outcome of our recent inspection, which has recognised the commitment, efforts and contribution made by the whole school community towards the success of our school.”
Inspector Jane Hughes said the school had an “excellent school ethos” which “enables pupils to flourish”.
Her report said morale was high at the 215-pupil school and added: “Pupils’ behaviour is exemplary in lessons and around the school.”
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