The outstanding' school where children learn a musical instrument from Year 1
Briefly

Ofsted's recent inspection of Hackney New Primary School reaffirmed its commitment to high educational standards since its last full review in 2018. Music is integrated into the curriculum from Year 1, with collaborations like the London Symphony Orchestra enhancing student engagement. The report commended an ambitious curriculum that often exceeds national expectations, recognizing the school's successful focus on reading, inclusive practices for special needs students, and strong parental involvement. Headteacher Marya Afreedi highlighted music's role as a cornerstone of the school's educational approach, along with a commitment to fostering a love of the arts in students.
The report praised Hackney New Primary School for maintaining high standards since its last inspection, highlighting music as central to the curriculum and student engagement.
Inspectors emphasized an 'ambitious' curriculum that not only meets but often exceeds national expectations, fostering a wide range of skills from early years onward.
Teachers' excellent subject knowledge and commitment to professional development enhance learning, particularly in reading and phonics, which the school prioritizes through engaging parental involvement.
The school's inclusive approach ensures pupils with special needs are fully supported, reflecting a commitment to meeting diverse learning requirements effectively.
Read at www.hackneygazette.co.uk
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