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Good practice resource - Moving a school forward: St Benedict Biscop Church of England Primary School
20 Sep 2012
Ref: 120208
St Benedict Biscop is a good school which has improved significantly. Strategy is well focused and there is a clear vision for school improvement. Pupils’ progress is tracked and analysed in exceptional detail across all year groups. This is one of 12 case studies about the schools featured in the report Getting to good, published by Ofsted in September 2012.
Provider: St Benedict Biscop Church of England Primary School - 124285
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| word St Benedict Biscop Church of England Primary School - good practice example.doc | word | 169.50 KB |
| pdf St Benedict Biscop Church of England Primary School - good practice example.pdf | 246.26 KB |
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