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 12 schools below, including their classifications, highlights and areas that require improvement...
*Independent schools do not feature & this figure is correct as of September 29.
1. Lancashire Ofsteds September
Take a look at all the new Ofsted ratings handed out to schools from across Lancashire | Google Maps
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2. Winmarleigh Church of England Primary School (Winmarleigh)
Report published Sept 8 following an inspection on June 24. Ungraded inspection suggests may not be good anymore. Highlights: pupiils are happy & eager to learn; ambitious curriculum; wide range of trips. Improvements needed: expectations for pupils’ achievement; checks on learning; support for SEND. Previous inspection: Good. | Google Maps
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3. Newchurch St Mary’s Primary School (Burnley)
Report published Sept 8 following an inspection on June 24. Deemed as having maintained good standards. Highlights: e safe, calm and nurturing environment; pupils behave & achieve well; ambitious & engaging curriculum. Improvements needed: assessment strategies. Previous inspection: Good. | Google Maps
4. Corpus Christi Catholic High School (Preston)
Report published Sept 10 following an inspection on July 8-9. Classed as outstanding for all categories. Highlights: welcoming school community; pupil's behave & achieve very well; meticulously designed curriculums. Improvements needed: N/A. Previous inspection: Good. | Google
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5. St Wulstan's & St Edmund's Catholic Academy (Fleetwood)
Report published Sept 10 following an inspection on June 17-18. Classed as good for 3 categories, requires improvement for two. Highlights: lively and caring school community; extra-curricular opportunities; children's behaviour is good. Improvements needed: in several subjects, where curriculums are in development or have been recently established, pupils have gaps in their knowledge; evaluating the delivery and impact of the curriculum. Previous inspection: N/A. | Google Maps
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6. Torrisholme Community Primary School (Morecambe)
Report published Sept 10 following an inspection on July 8-9. Classed as good for 4 categories, outstanding for 1. Highlights: pupils behave & achieve well; exceptionally strong pastoral support; engaging & broad curriculum. Improvements needed: clearly identify or sequence all the important knowledge that pupils should learn; checks on learning. Previous inspection: Outstanding. | Google Maps