A message from the school governors
As Chair of Governors, I am delighted to share my wholehearted appreciation for this exceptionally positive Ofsted report. It reflects the unwavering commitment, professionalism, and compassion shown every day by the headteacher, senior leaders, staff team, trustees, and—most importantly—our pupils. The inspection recognises what we as governors see so clearly: Primrose Hill Church of England Primary Academy is a thriving, inclusive, and ambitious school where every child is known, valued, and supported to flourish.
The report highlights many areas of strong practice, including safeguarding, behaviour, inclusion, leadership, personal development, and the school’s culture of belonging. Governors are particularly proud of the recognition given to the school’s work with vulnerable pupils, the high expectations for all learners, and the rich opportunities provided for pupils to develop character, leadership, and resilience. These strengths are the result of sustained, thoughtful leadership and a deeply embedded vision of “Growing a brighter future together.”
We are also pleased to see the school’s academic outcomes reflected so positively, with pupils achieving well and being well prepared for the next stage of their education. The improvements in reading, writing, and mathematics—especially for disadvantaged pupils—are testament to the dedication of staff and the effectiveness of the curriculum.
Governors welcome the single next step identified by Ofsted: ensuring teachers check even more precisely how well pupils secure key knowledge. This aligns with our own strategic priorities, and we will continue to support and challenge leaders as they refine this work.
On behalf of the governing body, I would like to thank the entire school community—staff, pupils, parents, carers, trustees, and partners—for their ongoing support and commitment. This report is a celebration of collective effort and shared values. We look forward to continuing our work together to ensure every child at Primrose Hill continues to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Tim Davies
Chair of Governors
Primrose Hill Church of England Primary Academy
