Headteacher Christine Dunsdon pictured with Year Five pupils
OFSTED inspectors have rated Chilton County Primary School ‘outstanding’ for the first time.
Two inspectors visited the 220-pupil school in July, and described standards and teaching as ‘consistently high’.
One pupil was quoted as telling inspectors: “I don’t understand why there have to be school holidays, I love school so much.”
Headteacher Christine Dunsdon said: “The secret is to make the school a motivating place to be.
“Pupils enjoy the education and teachers enjoy teaching.”
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