Hook C.P. School

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About Hook C.P. School


Name Hook C.P. School
Address Newtown Road, Hook, Haverfordwest, SA62 4ND
Phone Number 01437 890343
Phase Nursery, Infants & Juniors
Gender Mixed
Number of Pupils 77 (50.6% boys 49.4% girls)
Number of Pupils per Teacher 19.7
Local Authority Pembrokeshire
Highlights from Latest Inspection

Leaders and staff at Hook County Primary School work with dedication to create a positive and caring environment where pupils are valued, and families feel part of the learning community.

Pupils enjoy coming to school, are enthusiastic about their work and appreciate the opportunities they are given to share their ideas about what they would like to learn. The headteacher has worked effectively with staff, parents, and governors to establish a clear vision for a happy and healthy school with high aspirations for its pupils. The school creates regular opportunities for parents to contribute to the curriculum and feel part of their children's learning.

Leaders know the school well and have a clear understanding of its streng...ths and areas for improvement. For example, the school recognises the need to improve pupils' skills in speaking Welsh and to develop more engaging opportunities for them to apply their numeracy skills across the curriculum. Where areas for development are identified, leaders ensure that progress is swift, for example when improving pupils' speaking and listening skills.

Teachers are well supported by skilful teaching assistants and plan engaging learning experiences that help to ensure that pupils make good progress over time. They encourage pupils to use a range of strategies to help them become independent and reflective learners. However, in a minority of lessons, learning activities do not provide enough challenge for pupils or allow them to produce work of a high enough standard.

Pupils behave extremely well in lessons and around the school, and show respect to their friends and adults. Staff know pupils well. There is good support for pupils that need extra help, and a strong culture of inclusion across the school, where all pupils are valued and given equal opportunity to be involved in all aspects of school life.

Recommendations R1 Improve pupils' skills in speaking Welsh R2 Refine the provision for independent learning across the school to ensure that there is appropriate challenge for all pupils R3 Improve opportunities for pupils to apply their numeracy skills across the curriculum


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