A Jewish primary school has been downgraded by Ofsted and “requires improvement”.
Inspectors who visited Clore Tikva, in Redbridge, Essex, deemed the “quality of teaching, learning and assessment is not consistently good”, with many pupils “making less progress than they should”.
High-attaining pupils are particularly let down when compared with children of a similar ability in other schools, according to the report, published last week.
The report stated: “Pupils’ understanding, knowledge and skills in subjects other than English and mathematics are limited.”