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ST MARY'S FARNHAM ROYAL CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL

Founded in Faith, focused on Family, fulfilling Future potential whilst flourishing in every way possible...

Through FAITH, as a FAMILY we aspire to grow. Thriving for all our FUTURES, enabling us to FLOURISH individually and as a community. Ofsted rated us as GOOD again, in September 2024. Come and visit us to see why.

 

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11:00 AM - 13 Dec 2024

St Mary's Farnham Royal Primary School

Another music filled couple of weeks at SMFR The Vintage Brass Band came and performed Christmas songs in a special assembly. More of our choir children sang at Tesco Taplow and Heathlands with Mrs Gordon and Miss Johnson, spreading Christmas joy. We received a lovely message from the Brass Band: ""So glad we made an impression! The band was also talking about how lovely the children and their responses were! We had a wonderful time. Happy Christmas to all!""

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23 Oct

Ofsted September 24

We are delighted to share our latest Ofsted Report following an inspection in September 24
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Ofsted feedback

We are delighted to share that Ofsted visited us in September 2024 and graded us as good in all areas and found the following:
Staff and pupils model calm, warm interactions that reflect the school’s values wonderfully
Pupils enjoy school and feel safe
Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) achieve very well.
They make skilful adaptations to the curriculum to help pupils with SEND, in particular, to build knowledge and skills successfully.
The school is ambitious for all pupils
Staff are determined for all pupils to learn to read securely.
Pupils develop resilience and confidence through the strong personal, social and health education (PSHE) curriculum.
Assemblies and whole-school events help pupils to increase their spiritual and cultural understanding well.
Staff, pupils and parents are happy
One pupil summarised the thoughts of many, saying, ‘Everyone works together, the school feels like a family’