Multiple UK Schools Achieve Outstanding Ofsted Ratings After Previous Special Measures

Several schools in the UK have recently been recognized for significant improvements in their Ofsted ratings, reflecting remarkable turnarounds and sustained excellence. Harris Science Academy East London transformed from an 'Inadequate' predecessor to achieve 'Outstanding' in four out of five areas, credited to new leadership and student pride in their achievements. Westwood-with-Iford Primary School also improved from special measures to a 'Good' rating across all categories, benefiting from trust support and a broad, enriching curriculum. The Loddon School maintained its 'Outstanding' status, praised for its tailored curriculum and positive relationships supporting pupils with autism and severe learning disabilities. LPW Independent School in Bristol received an 'Outstanding' rating for its ambitious, individualized curriculum and strong student support that fosters confidence and motivation. Additionally, Victoria Infant and Nursery School earned 'Good' ratings in all areas, with inspectors highlighting the school's high ambitions and inclusive curriculum that supports pupils with special needs.