Malvern Wells Primary School has been described as a successful and effective school where achievement is good and standards high, in its latest Ofsted report.
Its church status and emphasis on spiritual and emotional development of pupils were noted as particularly exemplary features of the day-to-day running of the school.
The report describes headteacher Kevin Wright as a good and effective leader and the pupils as enthusiastic, well-behaved, considerate and courteous.
It also says: "A strong drive for academic excellence, coupled with outstanding provision for personal development and well-being, ensures that pupils are happy, secure, safe and well cared for."
Mr Wright said: "We're delighted that the report so positively reflects the many strengths of our provision. As ever, we will strive to continue to develop the educational opportunities we provide through the coming years, and never lose sight of our responsibilities in shaping the lives of children as they journey to adulthood."
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