LangleyHeritagePrimary023

Ofsted

We are a GOOD school with OUTSTANDING Leadership and Management. Having visited in November, Ofsted have graded the school's overall effectiveness as 'Good' and awarded us 'Outstanding' for leadership & management.


Good SchoolWithin the published report Ofsted stated that "Pupils enjoy attending The Langley Heritage Primary. This is a school in which they are well cared for, and safety is the top priority."

Having ensured a huge turnaround in outcomes at the primary school, The Senior Leadership Team states that establishing a safe, welcoming and exciting environment were key drivers in their recent 'Good' grade. Ofsted noticed the hard work undertaken by staff to ensure that "Pupils find their learning interesting and engaging." One pupil told the inspection team that, ‘we get challenged to see how far we can push our limits’.

The Langley Heritage Primary offers pupils a 'distinctive approach to learning' that builds of the ambitions of the national curriculum. There is a helpful focus on bringing learning to life, through their approach to Museum and Outdoor learning that ensures children have the opportunity to engage with the topics in hand through engaging
with experts, museum objects, stories and the schools thriving outdoor environment that currently houses an Iron Age Roundhouse, a traditional Traveller wagon, an allotment and a small farm home to four goats and a number of chickens.

'The 'Outstanding' judgement for Leadership & Management Leaders has been a wonderful achievement' says the headteacher, however she acknowledges that it is only possible due to the hard work of all of her staff and their dedication for improving the lives of the children they teach. Having successfully improved every aspect of the school since the previous inspection. Ofsted noted 'This is now a school where all pupils achieve well across a range of subjects. The pastoral care provided, especially for the most vulnerable pupils, is a strength of the school.

Leaders at all levels share the same passion for high-quality education, based on the school values of curiosity, exploration and discovery. They ensure that pupils are excited by their learning and that none are disadvantaged in any way. For example, the school organised a trip to the London museums for the weekend following the inspection, with 250 pupils and family members due to participate.'

Pupils learn well because teaching builds on previous knowledge. Pupils’ learning experiences, including relevant trips, help them to remember what they have learned. Teachers also make helpful links between different areas of learning.


Please click on the link below to view a PDF of our report.  Alternatively, you can download the report directly from the Ofsted website HERE.

The Langley Heritage Primary Ofsted Report

Further Information

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@LangleyHeritage - May 25
Team building, flora and fauna hunting, den building, and marshmallow melting on a campfire were all part of the fun on our Year 4's recent trip to Viney Hill, Forest of Dean. pic.twitter.com/0chbj7v6Ec— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () May 25, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - May 25
Live a day in my shoes! Our reception children made art to explore and represent the lives of others as part of 'The world around us' topic. pic.twitter.com/DimxSvEfuj— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () May 25, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - May 19
Do you want to ignite our children's curiosity and encourage them to explore and make discoveries? Come and join our inclusive and welcoming team. To find out more, click on the link: https://t.co/KydOit1dID#education pic.twitter.com/VnyOSV4WuR— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () May 19, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - May 16
Our community came together for ‘The Big Help Out’ at . Pupils and families helped alongside TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, Louis's first-ever royal engagement!! https://t.co/Hbyc5yJsYE— The Arbib Education Trust () May 16, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Mar 18
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@LangleyHeritage - Mar 4
What a Whoopsy whiffling day we had! Here are some of our children and staff fantastic costumes. https://t.co/LaDPdjxHhi— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () March 4, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Mar 3
World Book Week is here! During our weekly assembly, we talked about how to pick a book to read based on your interests.Let us know how you pick new books and how you inspire your children to read more. Do you often read as an adult? pic.twitter.com/eI417e6eo7— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () March 3, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Feb 27
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@LangleyHeritage - Feb 23
The tree of life stands tall and proud amongst the fallen trees taken by deforestation. Akshaya created a single tree that stands out in its beauty; the buttons represent the fallen but never forgotten trees. pic.twitter.com/Vq92khgwIc— The Arbib Education Trust () February 23, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Feb 3
Our children explored the incredible underwater world SEA LIFE London Aquarium™, the different habitats - sweltering tropics, tidal rock pools, and weird and unusual creatures. They also learnt about how we can preserve them for the future. pic.twitter.com/pNAVQKNWVG— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () February 3, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Jan 31
How do we know dinosaurs existed? Our Year 2 students became palaeontologists for the day, using their mathematical and critical thinking skills to investigate real fossils and undertake fieldwork to help them uncover more about the Jurassic Period. pic.twitter.com/Y9zMggmY6w— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () January 31, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Jan 26
'What was the greatest achievement of Ancient Civilizations?' Our children explored the Museum of Antiquities to help answer this big question - they looked at objects from the ancient world and discovered more about Ancient Egyptian life. pic.twitter.com/LdhoIO15Gn— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () January 26, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Jan 19
The Designer, Maker, User exhibition at the - 1000 items of twentieth and twenty-first-century design viewed through the eyes of the designer, manufacturer and user. We also learnt about Yinka Illori and his influence on community art projects.#MuseumLearning pic.twitter.com/vPe9kJR6Lz— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () January 19, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Jan 19
During the recent Royal visit to Slough, HRH Prince William spoke to Aida and Ibby, From Together as One about the Hive Youth Club and said how impressed he was with their incredible work. Can you spot some of our children in The Hive in the promo banner behind Prince William? pic.twitter.com/plkhDpm7Mu— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () January 19, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Jan 18
Thanks to The Museum of English Rural Life for bringing Wind in The Willows to life – a brass kettle, gaiters, a picnic basket and a laundry tub, to name a few of the objects kindly loaned to us to complement our own collection.#museumlearning pic.twitter.com/5HeHBEx1u0— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () January 18, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Jan 17
A wonderful start to our new topic - People Who Help Us and Real-Life Superheroes. Our local police officers talked to our children about their job and showed their police car and an incredibly loud siren. Our children loved asking lots of questions. Thank you pic.twitter.com/Al0XlTakFJ— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () January 17, 2023
@LangleyHeritage - Dec 13
Our teachers also got a piece of the pantomime action with an opportunity to take part in Cinderella. Our children loved seeing their teachers on stage! Thank you to the talented for a fantastic performance.#pantomime pic.twitter.com/0fbSmB55RD— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () December 13, 2022
@LangleyHeritage - Nov 22
Thank you, Strom, Jet, Flash and Iceberg from Riverways Farm, for visiting us today. The build-up to Christmas has begun.#reindeers pic.twitter.com/tOdlNq4KyV— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () November 22, 2022
@LangleyHeritage - Nov 22
An immersive experience at the Florence Nightingale Museum. Actress Florence shared her experiences, the problems she faced, and the perseverance and resilience needed to follow her dreams. We saw Florence's legacy and Mary Seacole's, a Jamaican nurse pic.twitter.com/YXzWkgjx29— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () November 22, 2022
@LangleyHeritage - Nov 21
Our finalists! Voting has begun. Our children created clothing that reflects their personality using recycled materials and inspiration from their recent V&A Museum trip.#recycling pic.twitter.com/dKLKADwdqh— TheLangleyHeritagePrimary () November 21, 2022
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