Summary
A DOWNEND primary school has been placed in special measures after Ofsted inspectors found it was not providing an adequate standard of education.
The learning watchdog was highly critical of teaching, learning and leadership at Stanbridge Primary School. It said it did not think the school, which has more than 400 pupils aged four to 11, was capable of bringing about its own improvements.See the full content of this document
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; but New Team Vows to Make Improvements
Parents were informed by letter last week that the head teacher, Dill Westermann-Childs, who had been off sick for several months, would not be returning and that a new "headship model", i...
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