A SMALL village school where pupils are “proud to belong” is celebrating after Ofsted inspectors ruled it is a good school.
Staff, pupils, parents and governors at Wetwang CE School are celebrating after Ofsted judged it to be good in all key factors, including overall effectiveness.
Inspectors found teaching was good, and sometimes outstanding; that pupils’ achievement and behaviour were good, and head teacher Mike Sibley provided effective leadership, having developed a strong staff team which is committed to improving the quality of teaching and raising attainment.
The East Yorkshire school, which has only 54 pupils on roll, is said to have undergone a significant period of change since a previous inspection, including different teaching staff and a new head teacher.
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