Molescroft Primary School Awards
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The Quality Mark is about recognising minimum standards in teaching literacy and numeracy. Attainment of this award is normally based on a close partnership between the Agency, Local Authority/LEA and schools or basic skills learning providers. |
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Eco-Schools is an international award programme that guides schools on their sustainable journey, providing a framework to help embed these principles into the heart of school life. |
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National Healthy School Status (NHSS) is achieved within a rigorous quality assurance framework. All schools achieving National Healthy School Status must have met national criteria using a whole school approach across four themes including personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education, healthy eating, physical activity and emotional health and well-being (EHWB) |
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The Heartbeat Award is a nationally recognised award given to caterers who demonstrate a commitment to customer care through the provision of a healthier environment and healthier food choices. |
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Molescroft achieved the highest (Gold) level of inclusion accreditation from the East Riding of Yorkshire Local Authority. |
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Ofsted report 2008: Molescroft Primary is an outstanding school that provides excellent value for money. It has a deservedly high reputation and a very strong profile within the locality through involvement in community events and its informative website. Parents have exceptionally positive views and contribute much to school life through the Parents’ Association. In questionnaires they praise the ‘fantastic, broad, exciting and challenging education’. They say their children are very happy at school and grow into ‘well rounded individuals’. Excellent links with other schools and agencies bring substantial benefits to pupils’ learning, especially in arts, drama and physical education. |