What does Ofsted do?
Inspection is at the heart of the government's drive for high quality public services and helps to ensure that the users and providers of public services have the information they need. They use their evidence to advise on approaches to caring for and supporting children and on the effectiveness of different types of educational provision. They also assess the progress of particular initiatives and government strategies.

Schools are regularly inspected. Inspectors arrive after only a few day's notice. Our last inspection in September 2008 graded us as a good school.

"The very large majority of parents are very pleased with what it offers and it is equally popular with its pupils. Indeed, pupils can think of few things to make the school even better, expressing the view that it is a good school already!"
Ofsted

To see our SATs results summary for the last 6 years click here

To see our September 2008 Ofsted report click here.

We have been awarded the Gold Smoke Free Award.
There is no lighting up behind the bike sheds at Wroughton Juniors!!!