Check out the list and see how your school has been graded.
This information has been taken from Ofsted’s website and is in no particular order.
5. Chapel-en-le-Frith CofE VC Primary School - Good
Inspected September 2023 This is a happy and vibrant school where pupils feel safe. Staff are united and positive. Leaders have integrity and want the very best for pupils. The school has a number of bases and specially trained staff to support pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). The school has established an ambitious curriculum. Pupils readily recall knowledge from a range of subjects and love to learn. Photo: google maps
6. Taddington and Priestcliffe School - Good
Inspected June 2024 This small and caring school is at the very heart of the community it serves. Parents and carers have nothing but praise and appreciation for the school. One parent commented: ‘The staff at the school are dedicated to ensuring they do all they can to support my children.’ Staff know the pupils very well. As a result, pupils feel safe and happy attending school. Photo: google maps
7. Thornsett Primary School (High Peak Federation) - Good
Inspected May 2024 Pupils learn about different people and communities from around the world. They learn to respect diversity. They are clear that any form of discrimination is not acceptable. Older pupils have an impressive understanding of fundamental British values and know why these are important. They know the full range of protected characteristics and are able to explain what these mean in law. Pupils behave well. Photo: google maps
8. Newtown Primary School (High Peak Federation) - Good
Inspected March 2024 Staff have high expectations of what pupils can do and achieve. Pupils have positive attitudes to their learning. They say their lessons are interesting. Pupils work hard and achieve well across the curriculum. Pupils and staff follow the core ‘RESPECT’ values. The school is a calm and orderly place. Pupils behave well. Photo: google maps