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Another primary school downgraded by Ofsted

April 2, 2015 11:19

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Simon Rocker,

Simon Rocker

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The headteacher and chairman of governors of Clore Shalom primary in Shenley, Hertfordshire, have said they were disappointed after inspectors downgraded it from a good school to one which "requires improvement".

It is the second time within a week that a state-aided Jewish primary has received a critical report following the demotion of Rosh Pinah in Edgware to inadequate.

In a letter to Clore Shalom parents, headteacher Sheree Oxenham said that while she was"deeply disappointed" by the verdict, inspectors had highlighted "positive areas of practice".

She believed that "our strong aspirational vision will be realised and that we can quickly turn this judgement around".