Ofsted Information

"Pupils are happy and enjoy attending Shavington Primary School. They pride themselves on making everyone welcome. Pupils celebrate each person’s uniqueness. They follow the school’s rules, ‘be kind, be ready and be safe’. Pupils behave well in lessons, which are calm and orderly. Older pupils are positive role models. They help children in the early years to learn how to conduct themselves well around school. Pupils appreciate the praise and rewards that they receive for making the right choices. The school has high expectations for pupils’ learning, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). It has a clear vision to prepare pupils for the next steps in their lives. Pupils try their best and take pride in their learning. The corridors are adorned with pupil’s work showcasing a range of learning. Typically, they achieve well. Pupils enjoy the numerous trips, visits and visitors which link to their learning. A recent visit from the local ‘knit and natter’ group supported the Year 2 pupils with the making of their sock puppets. Pupils, including those in the specially resourced provision for pupils with SEND (specially resourced provision), benefit from a wealth of experiences. Their talents and interests are fostered well. Pupils enjoy attending many clubs, from sewing and choir, to lacrosse and football." Ofsted January 2024