Cheadle Primary School

Aiming To Be Outstanding

When we received our OFSTED report in June 2014 we were delighted that our inspection team recognised that “Leaders, including governors, work together in their drive to realise the school’s maxim, “We aim to be outstanding in all we do”. We have been judged to be a “good” school in our last three inspections, though we believe that this judgement has been more challenging to achieve this time around and so take this to be recognition of the fact that our school is one which is improving.

Cheadle Primary School was built in 1909. In the last ten years, thanks to the hard work of the school team of staff, children, parents and governors, it has been transformed from a school with small classrooms, closed doors and unappealing outdoor space into a bright and vibrant environment with open plan, indoor and outdoor teaching spaces and attractive outdoor areas where children are no longer solely “taught” but are active participants in their own learning.