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Record number of good/outstanding schools

Posted on 14/07/09

Leicestershire Councty Council

14 July 2009Record number of good/outstanding schools

A record number of Leicestershire schools have been judged as good or outstanding by Ofsted inspectors.

Over the last year, 71 per cent of schools inspected were in the top two categories up from 69 per cent the year before.

Leicestershire County Councils Cabinet member for children and young people, Ivan Ould, said: Id like to praise the teachers, pupils and governors of these schools and the council staff who support them, for achieving such impressive results.

Weve managed to sustain and improve our excellent performance, despite Ofsted pledging even more rigorous inspections this year.

A total of 81 Leicestershire schools were inspected by Ofsted over the last 12 school year. Of these:

13 were outstanding

45 were good

22 were satisfactory and two were inadequate.

Leicestershire is performing better than the national average figure for good or outstanding inspection reports, which is 64 per cent.

The outstanding schools were:

Sir John Moore School, Appleby Magna (North West Leicestershire)

Bushloe High, Wigston; and Brocks Hill Primary, Oadby (Oadby and Wigston)

Saint Marys, Bitteswell; Gilmorton Chandler, Lutterworth; and Welland Park, Harborough (Harborough district)

Lady Jane Grey, Groby; Saint Peters, Hinckley; Market Bosworth High School (Hinckley and Bosworth)

St Michael and All Angels, Rearsby; Bishop Ellis, Thurmaston; and The Martin High, Anstey (Charnwood).

The good schools were:

  • Arnesby C.E. Primary School, Good, Harborough
  • Ashby School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
  • Badgerbrook Primary School, Good, Blaby
  • Barlestone C.E.Primary, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
  • Belton C.E. Primary School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
  • Birch Wood (Melton Area Special School), Good, outstanding features, Melton
  • Brookside School, Good, outstanding features, Oadby & Wigston
  • Broomfield Community Primary School, Good, Charnwood
  • Brownlow Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Melton
  • Burbage C.E. Infant School, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
  • Burbage Junior School, Good, Hinckley & Bosworth
  • Christ Church & St.Peter's C.E. Primary School, Good, Charnwood
  • Church Hill Infant School, Good, Charnwood
  • Cossington C.E. Primary School, Good, Charnwood
  • Croft C.E. Primary School, Good, Blaby
  • De Lisle Catholic School, Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
  • Dove Bank Primary School, Good, Hinckley & Bosworth
  • Fernvale Primary School, Good, Harborough
  • Fleckney C.E. Primary School, Good, Harborough
  • Hallaton C.E. Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Harborough
  • Hemington Primary School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
  • Humphrey Perkins High School & Community Coll
    img src="/newsimages/county.jpg" alt="Leicestershire Councty Council" />14 July 2009Record number of good/outstanding schools

    A record number of Leicestershire schools have been judged as good or outstanding by Ofsted inspectors.

    Over the last year, 71 per cent of schools inspected were in the top two categories up from 69 per cent the year before.

    Leicestershire County Councils Cabinet member for children and young people, Ivan Ould, said: Id like to praise the teachers, pupils and governors of these schools and the council staff who support them, for achieving such impressive results.

    Weve managed to sustain and improve our excellent performance, despite Ofsted pledging even more rigorous inspections this year.

    A total of 81 Leicestershire schools were inspected by Ofsted over the last 12 school year. Of these:

    13 were outstanding

    45 were good

    22 were satisfactory and two were inadequate.

    Leicestershire is performing better than the national average figure for good or outstanding inspection reports, which is 64 per cent.

    The outstanding schools were:

    Sir John Moore School, Appleby Magna (North West Leicestershire)

    Bushloe High, Wigston; and Brocks Hill Primary, Oadby (Oadby and Wigston)

    Saint Marys, Bitteswell; Gilmorton Chandler, Lutterworth; and Welland Park, Harborough (Harborough district)

    Lady Jane Grey, Groby; Saint Peters, Hinckley; Market Bosworth High School (Hinckley and Bosworth)

    St Michael and All Angels, Rearsby; Bishop Ellis, Thurmaston; and The Martin High, Anstey (Charnwood).

    The good schools were:

    • Arnesby C.E. Primary School, Good, Harborough
    • Ashby School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
    • Badgerbrook Primary School, Good, Blaby
    • Barlestone C.E.Primary, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Belton C.E. Primary School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
    • Birch Wood (Melton Area Special School), Good, outstanding features, Melton
    • Brookside School, Good, outstanding features, Oadby & Wigston
    • Broomfield Community Primary School, Good, Charnwood
    • Brownlow Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Melton
    • Burbage C.E. Infant School, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Burbage Junior School, Good, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Christ Church & St.Peter's C.E. Primary School, Good, Charnwood
    • Church Hill Infant School, Good, Charnwood
    • Cossington C.E. Primary School, Good, Charnwood
    • Croft C.E. Primary School, Good, Blaby
    • De Lisle Catholic School, Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
    • Dove Bank Primary School, Good, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Fernvale Primary School, Good, Harborough
    • Fleckney C.E. Primary School, Good, Harborough
    • Hallaton C.E. Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Harborough
    • Hemington Primary School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
    • Humphrey Perkins High School & Community College, Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
    • Husbands Bosworth C.E. Primary School, Good, Harborough
    • Ibstock Community College, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
    • Lutterworth College, Good, Harborough
    • Lutterworth High School, Good, Harborough
    • Maplewell Hall School, Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
    • Martinshaw Primary School, Good, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Millfield Community School & Centre, Good, outstanding features, Blaby
    • Newton Burgoland Primary School, Good, North West Leics
    • Oxley Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
    • Packington C.E. Primary School, Good, North West Leics
    • Pochin School (The), Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
    • Redmile C.E. Primary School, Good, Melton
    • Redmoor High School, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Rothley C.E. Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Saint Charles' Catholic Primary School, Good, outstanding features, North West Leics
    • Saint Winefride's Catholic Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Charnwood
    • Somerby Primary School, Good, Melton
    • St Peter's C.E. Primary School, Good, outstanding features, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • The Merton Primary School, Syston, Good, Charnwood
    • The Pastures Primary School, Good, Blaby
    • Thurnby, St. Lukes C.E. Primary School, Good, Harborough
    • Weavers' Close C.E. Primary School, Good, Hinckley & Bosworth
    • Wymeswold C.of E. Primary School, Good, Charnwood

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