In their latest report Ofsted inspectors stated: “Pupils at St Monica’s achieve extremely well.
The school was specifically praised for its work in ensuring all pupils, including any socially or economically disadvantaged pupils, consistently make good progress. “Fifteen years of excellence at St Monica’s is something the school, the parish, the town and indeed Merseyside should be very proud of.” Every time we have met the challenge because St Monica’s is committed to continuous improvement doing everything we can to give our children the best possible start. As the records show, that’s unique among primary schools.”Ĭhair of governors George Foster added: “Ofsted has raised the bar many times, shifting emphasis in a fastchanging environment. “Ofsted have inspected us five times since 1999 and each time we’ve been judged outstanding. Headteacher Paul Kinsella said: “This success is a testimony to everyone in our school community and their exceptional efforts, achieving high standards every day of the year, from children to teachers, support staff, governors, parents and parishioners.
The unique achievement by St Monica’s Catholic Primary School in Bootle puts the 420-pupil school top of the class out of almost 17,000 primary schools in England. School is first to achieve Ofsted’s top rating five timesĪ Merseyside primary school has become the first in the country to be awarded five consecutive outstanding verdicts by school inspectors Ofsted.
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