Ofsted

The Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) is an organisation set up by the government. Their job is to inspect schools (plus other organisations) to ensure that education for children is up to set standards. They are also responsible for ensuring that children are well looked after and kept safe whilst in school.

We are pleased to share that in 2017 Quinton Church Primary School was judged to be a ‘Good’ school and in 2025 was found have taken effective action to maintain the standards identified at the previous inspection.

Our latest Ofsted report can be accessed here.

Ofsted said…

“Pupils really enjoy their learning at Quinton Church Primary School.”

“Staff forge strong relationships with pupils. Pupils know there is always an adult to turn to who can resolve any issues. This helps them to feel safe. The school works well with parents and carers, who greatly value what the school offers.”

“There are high expectations of what all pupils can achieve. The school’s curriculum is broad and challenging. Pupils are very well prepared in all respects for the next stage in their education.”

“The school’s culture, ‘be kind, be fair and be thankful’, is important to everyone. The school expects pupils to meet a high standard of behaviour. Pupils behave very well in lessons and at social times and the school is a calm and purposeful place.”

“Reading is a top priority… Pupils learn to read quickly and fluently. Across the school, they enjoy reading and develop a personal taste in books.”