The headteacher of a primary school in Nottingham says she is "ecstatic" after it received an improved rating from Ofsted. Warren Primary Academy in Top Valley received a 'good' rating after a visit from inspectors last November.
It was previously rated 'requires improvement' by the schools regulator, however headteacher Kellie Salam said investment and a revising of the curriculum had helped the primary turn around its fortunes. "This is not the end of our journey to 'outstanding'," she said.
"We're ecstatic about this result but we're 100% committed to continuous improvement and educating our community." In the report, published in January, Ofsted found that pupils enjoyed attending the school.
