A PRIMARY school in South Ockendon has been praised as "outstanding" by Ofsted.
The government watchdog came to the Daiglen Drive school in May and made the following observations.
School leaders have improved teaching and pupils’ outcomes since the last inspection, so they are now good, particularly in reading and writing.
Pupils leave the school well prepared for the next stage of their education.
Attendance is excellent; pupils rarely miss a day of their education.
Parents are highly supportive and ensure their children attend school and are on time. environments.
Pupils are unfailingly polite, courteous and friendly with each other and adults.
This is a very harmonious school; everyone wants to learn and achieve their best.
Good teaching ensures that pupils consistently present their work to a very high standard.
Pupils who have special educational needs or disability are provided for well. Adults carefully monitor their progress. They achieve well academically and personally.
