An “exceptional” Leeds primary school has been praised by Ofsted for creating an environment where pupils “feel they belong”.
Farsley Farfield Primary School, located in Cote Lane, near Pudsey, was rated as Good overall by Ofsted inspectors, who praised the school as a “vibrant and happy place to learn.” All children were said to “flourish” in the inclusive culture, while support for children with SEND was described as “exceptional”. The education watchdog said: “Pupils feel they belong here and see themselves as part of a diverse family. Adults inspire pupils to treat each other with kindness and respect.
” Farfield's children were described as “fluent readers” and “confident mathematicians”, during the inspection while the school’s work to safeguard pupils was described as “highly effective” with the curriculum helping pupils to understand how to stay safe online and to know when personal information should not be shared. Inspectors added: “Staff make sure that pupils have many opportunities to take part in after school clubs.
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