Cheadle Primary School has kept its 'Good' rating following a routine inspection from Ofsted.  

The report stated: "Pupils enjoy school. Leaders and staff are highly ambitious for the achievement of all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) and disadvantaged pupils.  

"The academic, social and emotional support that leaders provide contribute strongly to how well pupils achieve. […] 

"Teachers' high expectations for behaviour are clear. Pupils behave well. Classrooms are calm. This allows pupils to do their best in lessons. They are polite and well-mannered. They speak confidently and articulately with visitors." 

The school was also praised for its "tangible community feel", where students feel safe and happy and enjoy a strong connection with staff.  

Ofsted also pointed out that students enjoy a wide, well-planned curriculum, as well as good opportunity for after-school clubs and day visits. 

As a point for improvement, the report said that teachers would benefit from better understanding of how successfully pupils are gaining knowledge in some subjects: "Leaders should ensure that, in these subjects, teachers gather sufficient information to identify and address gaps in learning so that pupils catch up and achieve well." 

Stockport Nub News have reached out to the school for comment.  

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