Stanburn Primary School in Stanmore has celebrated a successful Ofsted inspection, becoming the first school in Harrow to be assessed under the new inspection framework.
The school achieved a Strong Standard across Achievement, Early Years, Inclusion, Leadership and Governance, and Personal Development and Wellbeing.
Inspectors highlighted pupils’ high achievement, with results in reading, writing and mathematics consistently well above national averages.
The report also praised Stanburn’s inclusive culture and range of enrichment opportunities, including its ‘5 for Five’ programme.
Inspectors said: “Pupils thrive at this inclusive and welcoming school,” adding that children are proud to attend and feel safe, included and valued.
Headteacher Daniela D’Souza described the outcome as an “incredible achievement” for the school. She thanked staff, governors, families and pupils for their contribution to the inspection result.
Ms D’Souza added that it was a “wonderful achievement for our whole school community” and said she “could not be prouder” to lead Stanburn Primary School.
The school’s hard work and commitment to its pupils has proven to pay off well.
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