Singleton Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School

to give the kids a variety of demanding and enriching possibilities so they can fully live their lives.
Our goal at Singleton C of E Primary School is to give our students a well-rounded education in a positive learning environment.
We have the highest objectives for student achievement, teacher performance, governor performance, support staff performance, and family involvement because we think that all children who enrol in our school deserve the greatest Christian education.
Delivering a cutting-edge curriculum that is comprehensive and well-balanced, encourages a love of God and British values while putting an emphasis on literacy and numeracy skills, creativity, enrichment, challenge, inquiry, discovery, and FUN!
To help our children find their "Passion for Life" by helping them to be proud of who they are and by helping them to grow in self-worth, confidence, and resilience.
encouraging, as a Christian institution, the highest standards for conduct by civility, excellent manners, care for others' needs, and adherence to the Christian values of the institution within an atmosphere of love, remorse, and forgiveness.
In order to continuously enhance standards, we rigorously monitor and assess our performance.
By providing a variety of extracurricular opportunities, offer chances for prolonged learning.
Develop the student voice and the duties and responsibilities of our students so they can take an active part and continue to be at the centre of our school's development.
When the present Head Teacher assumed her position in 2010, Ofsted rated our school as a satisfactory school with little need for improvement.
Our school was consequently added to the Ofsted monitoring register.
We have been acknowledged as one of the nation's top performing schools since 2012.
In 2012, we received a letter from David Laws MP complimenting us on our accomplishments and outlining how our school was among the top-performing primary schools in the county due to the success of our students and their outstanding rates of advancement in both math and English.
We received a second letter from David Laws MP in 2013, this time complimenting us on our outstanding performance and stating that we were among the top 105 primary schools in England out of more than 15000.
In 2014, we received a letter from Ben Wallace MP congratulating us on coming in sixth position out of more than 15,500 schools on The Times performance list.
Out of 15,500 schools, we were ranked 6th overall and first in Lancashire.
We received a letter from Nicky Morgan, MP, in January 2016 praising our accomplishments.
We were inspected in 2017 and received a "Outstanding" rating from Ofsted in every category.
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Nick Gibb, a member of parliament, wrote to our school in 2018 to express his congratulations on all students meeting or exceeding the required standard in reading and mathematics at the conclusion of Key Stage 2.
According to him, this places our school in the top 1% of primary schools in England for reading and math achievement.
We once again achieved great results in reading and mathematics at the end of Key Stage 2, placing us in the top 1% of English primary schools, according to Hon. Damian Hinds.