Grayswood Primary School continually strives to constantly improve, review and develop its practice encompassing our children, staff, volunteers and governors. We are extremely pleased with our results in recent years, which have been significantly above national and county averages in all statutory assessments.

To view our results please click on the links below.

The DfE School Performance Tables website can also be accessed below. 

• Grayswood CE Primary School statutory results 2024-2026
• Department for Education School and Colleges Performance Table

OFSTED

In February 2024, we welcomed Ofsted to Grayswood CE Primary School. The inspection team were impressed with the development of our curriculum, the quality of education we provide and the happiness of the children in our care. 

Key strengths include:

• Pupils are extremely happy and feel safe at Grayswood Primary. The school has a clear and purposeful vision for both pupils’ behaviour and the quality of their work.
• Ambitious staff give pupils every chance to achieve well. Staff deliver this ambition in a caring and nurturing way that pupils respond very well to.
• The school has developed its curriculum considerably. All pupils receive a broad and relevant curriculum that includes the right knowledge pupils need to learn in each subject.
• Pupils are exceptionally well mannered. They get on very well with each other and welcome new pupils warmly. They build strong friendships, not only in their classes, but across the school.
• Children in the Reception Year make a strong start as they settle into school routines.
• Pupils know what is right and wrong, and that they should not discriminate against others. They want to help others in need, both in the local and wider communities.
• The school teaches pupils to read very well. This has led to high achievement in recent years.
• The achievement of disadvantaged pupils is strong, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).
• The school gives pupils some excellent opportunities to broaden their experiences.
• Pupils give back to the community by taking on a range of leadership responsibilities.

         Our OFSTED Report

         Official Ofsted Page

SIAMS

In addition to OFSTED inspections, as a Church of England school we have a SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools) inspection. Grayswood was last inspected by SIAMS in June 2026. 

Noted strengths include:

• The Christian vision drives the passionate commitment of staff to treat each pupil as a unique gift from God. This is central to the fabric of this school and underpins the deeply personalised provision that enables them to succeed.
• The commandment of Jesus to ‘love one another’ is at the heart of this school. It is the foundation of a culture of kindness where pupils, staff and parents are cared for with dignity, hope and respect.
• The Christian vision is shaped by leaders’ deep knowledge and compassion for the community that they serve. This inspires an aspirational culture which is embraced by pupils and adults.
• Leaders, including governors, are relentless in their commitment to fulfilling this Christian vision. They evaluate the impact of their actions with rigour. This feeds a vibrant culture of ongoing improvement that enables pupils and adults to thrive.
• The curriculum is firmly rooted in the Christian vision. In its innovative and creative approach, it fosters a spiritual flourishing in pupils that equips them for life in the wider world.

         Our SIAMS Report