Sychdyn C.P. School

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About Sychdyn C.P. School


Name Sychdyn C.P. School
Address Vownog Road, Sychdyn, Mold, CH7 6ED
Phone Number 01352 753654
Phase Nursery, Infants & Juniors
Gender Mixed
Number of Pupils 159 (59.1% boys 40.9% girls)
Number of Pupils per Teacher 16.7
Local Authority Flintshire
Highlights from Latest Inspection

A group of children in a gymDescription automatically generatedA child and child playing with sandDescription automatically generatedA person and child sitting at a tableDescription automatically generatedPupils make good progress from their starting points and develop worthwhile skills during their time at the school. Teachers and staff encourage pupils to think for themselves, and from an early age provide them with the time and opportunities to improve their own work. As a result, pupils have positive attitudes towards learning and take pride in their work and achievements.

Staff provide effective care, support and guidance for pupils, which focus well on improving pupils' well-being and on ensuring that they receive the support... and help that they need. However, pupils generally lack opportunities to take on leadership responsibilities that have an influence on the life of the school. Good teaching and interesting learning activities engage pupils in their learning.

Lessons build strongly on pupils' prior knowledge, and timely feedback from teachers and support staff ensures that pupils continue to improve and consolidate their skills. Leaders know the school well. They set appropriate priorities for improving the provision and pupils' learning and well-being, although processes to measure progress against these need refining.

The headteacher provides strong leadership, encourages a team ethos, and places a high value on providing worthwhile professional learning for staff. As a result, there is a positive culture of collaboration and support amongst staff. Leaders, including the governors, set high expectations for staff, pupils and themselves.

Recommendations R1 Increase opportunities for pupils to take on leadership responsibilities that have an influence on the life of the school R2 Strengthen processes to evaluate the impact of the school's priorities, to ensure that they have the desired impact on improving provision and standards R3 Address the health and safety issues raised during the inspection


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