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Greentrees Primary School is Outstanding

On 23/24 April 2025, Ofsted carried out a routine inspection at Greentrees Primary School, near Salisbury.  We are all delighted that the inspection team found the school to be strongly Good for quality of education, and Outstanding in ALL other areas of the framework.  A huge well done and thank you to everyone working, learning and supporting at Greentrees for your hard work and dedication for the children over many years.

Quotes from the Greentrees inspection report:

  • "The school instils the values of kindness and curiosity in all aspects of school life." "The school is highly inclusive and pupils thrive."
  • "Pupils act with exceptional thoughtfulness and understanding towards one another."  "Children are immersed in learning as 'artists,' 'mathematicians' or 'scientists.'
  • "A plethora of leadership roles means pupils actively participate in shaping the school (and its) culture."
  • "The school has designed an ambitious and coherently sequenced curriculum." "Knowledge and vocabulary (...) are explicitly linked."
  • "Children make a strong start to learning to read in the early years.  They keenly recite the sounds and words."
  • "The school is effective in identifying pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).  The Resource Base is an integral part of the school.  Teachers (...) ensure there is appropriate support and adaptation to support pupils with SEND."
  • "Parents speak highly of the communication they have with the school."
  • "Leaders at all levels share a determined vision.  They are aspirational for pupils.  Governors and Trust leaders know the school extremely well."
  • "Leaders are proud to share their expertise and skills with colleagues beyond the school."
  • "The school threads the design for the personal development of pupils expertly throughout the curriculum.  Pupils flourish as a result.  Pupils take an active role in the local community, bringing together groups."