Schools can be rated one of four grades: outstanding, good, requires improvement and inadequate, with a mix of ratings being given out this month.
If a school/college requires improvement, it is put under special measures, whilst good schools are checked less frequently.
Take a look at the 13 schools below, including their classifications, highlights and areas that require improvement...
1. Lancashire Ofsteds in June
Take a look at all the Lancashire schools & colleges that received new Ofsted in July | Google Maps
2. Lancaster University School of Mathematics
Report published June 10 following an inspection on Apr 29-May 1. Classed as outstanding for all categories. Highlights: students are extremely positive about the school; students’ behaviour is exemplary; highly ambitious courses. Improvements needed: N/A. Previous inspection: N/A. | submit
3. Edenfield Church of England Primary School
Report published June 11 following an inspection on Apr 23-24. Classed as outstanding for all categories. Highlights: pupils behave & achieve very well; exceptional curriculum; curriculum brought to life through well-considered visits. Improvements needed: N/A. Previous inspection: Good. | Google Maps
4. St Kentigern's Catholic Primary School
Report published June 16 following an inspection on Aoril 29-30. Deemed as having maintained good standards. Highlights: nurturing school; pupils behave & achieve well; ambitious curriculum. Improvements needed: ensure pupils master accurate letter formation before being asked to join their writing; some gaps in knowledge due to previous curriculum. Previous inspection: Good. | Google Maps
5. St Mary's Roman Catholic Primary School, a Voluntary Academy
Report published June 16 following an inspection on May 8-9. A serious weaknesses monitoring inspection found some improvements made, but still more needed. Progress made: new leadership arrangements have had a positive impact; improvements in phonics and mathematics; some pupils are gaining much greater ground in their learning; Previous inspection: Inadequate. | Google Maps
6. Gisburn Road Community Primary School
Report published June 18 following an inspection on Apr 29-30. Classed as outstanding for 3 categories, good for 2. Highlights: pupils achieve & behave exceptionally well; impressively wide range of extra-curricular activities; ambitious curriculum. Improvements needed: ensure activities help pupils develop a secure knowledge of the subjects that they study Previous inspection: Good. | Google Maps