Staff and pupils at Holy Trinity Church of England Primary, Rothwell which is part of the the Abbey Multi Academy Trust, welcomed the inspectors at the end of last year. The recent report confirmed that the school continues to maintain its strong performance, with inspectors noting the positive atmosphere and supportive environment at the school.
The inspection praised the school for its commitment to helping pupils thrive, with the report stating, “Pupils enjoy learning and rise to meet the high expectations set by the school. They are proud of their own achievements and celebrate the successes of others.” The school’s warm and inclusive atmosphere was also highlighted, with parents particularly valuing the support offered to both children and families. Many parents spoke of the confidence the school had helped instil in their children, commending its progressive environment. They also highlighted how staff genuinely care about their child’s wellbeing and development.
School leaders were commended for the “effective changes to the curriculum. These changes resulted in significant improvement to pupils’ achievements.” Inspectors noted the school’s broad and ambitious curriculum, designed to foster deep understanding in all subjects while building important skills. The school’s emphasis on reading was also recognised, with shared reading activities helping to cultivate a love of reading among pupils.
Headteacher Gemma Briggs expressed her pride in the school’s performance, saying, “The report truly captures what makes Holy Trinity such a special and exciting place to learn. It clearly highlights the dedication and hard work of our staff, who ensure the very best outcomes for our children and families.”
Looking ahead, the school is due to be rebuilt as part of the DFE rebuild scheme aimed a providing even more opportunities for pupils to excel and enjoy a rich, inspiring primary school experience.
