Staff and pupils at LaceyField feeling 'Good'
LaceyField Louth – which encompasses Lacey Gardens Junior and Eastfield Infants' & Nursery – have recently had their latest Ofsted inspections.
Both schools are now rated 'Good' schools, with Eastfield Infants' and Nursery Academy rated as having an 'Outstanding' Early Years provision, a big step up as the Infants and Nursery was previously rated as 'requires improvement' in 2018 before the two schools joined Wellspring Academy Trust.
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Hide AdThe inspection described Lacey Gardens as “a happy school, where everyone gets on well”, that the relationships between adults and pupils are “consistently positive”, and the transition from the infant school is “seamless”, and pupils develop positive attitudes to reading.
The report also said that most of the school’s curriculum is “well planned and sequenced”, and “leaders’ ambition and determination are commonly understood and shared”.
Eastfield’s report stated that “this is a school where everyone is valued,” and that “pupils revel in their opportunities to help others”, with “‘Happiness Ambassadors’ who they are ‘spreaders of joy’ on the playground”.
The report also stated that “all children learn how to ‘be brave’ in their learning”, and that “everyone is proud to be a part of LaceyField”.
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Hide AdCharlotte Briggs, Acting Executive Principal for LaceyField Louth, said: “Four years ago, Eastfield and Lacey Gardens set out on a mission to enable everyone to become the best version of themselves.
"We are all bee-yond proud to be able to say that both LaceyField academies are rated 'good' with an 'outstanding' early years provision.
"This is a wonderful achievement that every child, family and staff member should be incredibly proud of!
“Our extended thanks to Wellspring Academy Trust and our local governing body for their continued support!”