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Good practice resource - An excellent curriculum underpins impressive school improvement: Brookside Primary School
20 Sep 2012
Ref: 120226
The development of a curriculum personalised to meet the needs of pupils at Brookside Primary School has underpinned an impressive improvement in teaching and learning. To implement these improvements effectively the headteacher has expertly developed the quality of leadership and recruited good staff. This is one of 12 case studies about the schools featured in the report Getting to good, published by Ofsted in September 2012.
Provider: Brookside Primary School - 123007
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