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Originally posted by davesmart
hi A.T.S,please feel free to edit and place in the suitable thread if its wrong.
today i took my daughter to nursery and recieved a letter upon leaving (all parents did) and im
not sure what to make of it,is this the fast changing face of britain or am i reading to much
into this,I.M.O i see facts n figures showing how quick multiculturism is spreading.Anyway here
is some of what it says
********* **** school,Dear Parents/carers
today we are celebrating and sending home a copy of our OFSTED report.The report is also
available online at www.ofsted.gov.uk.
You will see that the OFSTED judgement of the school is that we are 'OUTSTANDING'. We are all
delighted that our efforts have been noticed and judged to be outstanding and we are delighted
for the whole community,pupils and families. To reward and thank the children the governers are
arranging a fun afternoon of celebration for all children next term. We will send more details
later.the governers and leadership team would like to thank all staff for their determined and
consistent hard work.
******** **** is a larger than average primary school. Eighty two per cent of pupils are from
minority ethnic backgrounds, well above the national average, and the proportions of pupils who
speak english as an additional language is also very high, with a significant proportion at an
early stage of learning english. Forty four different languages are spoke at the school. The
largest ethnic groups are from bangladeshi and african heritage and a growing number of eastern
European pupils have joined in recent years,with a significant proportion beaing of gypsy roma
heritage. The proportion of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals is over twice the
average.The proportion of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities is above
average. Pupil mobility is very high. Twenty eight per cent of the 2010 year 6 cohort arrived
during during key stage two and a significant proportion of these unable to speak any english on
arrival.