Find out which ratings Ofsted has handed out to schools and nurseries in Shropshire this month
The education watchdog Ofsted has published four reports into the standards of schools, nurseries and other children's services in Shropshire so far in May.
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The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills, better known as Ofsted, inspects services and provides all learning environments with a rating, ranging from inadequate, requires improvement to good and outstanding.
Here are the Shropshire schools and children's services reviewed by Ofsted whose reports have been published in May:
Mereside Church of England Primary Academy, Shrewsbury – rating: 'Good'
Ofsted inspectors visited Mereside CofE in Shrewsbury on March 19. In their report published on May 1, inspectors said there had been no change to the school's overall rating of 'Good'.
Inspector Barry Yeardsley said: “Mereside is a caring and supportive school that puts the pupils first. Pupils say that teachers are kind and help them to learn. They say that love is a key value of the school.
“There are strong and trusting relationships between adults and pupils. Community, wisdom, hope, dignity, joy and peace are all celebrated. Pupils enjoy earning heart pin badges for being values champions.
“New leaders who are supported well by the academy trust have made significant and positive changes to many aspects of the school. They have set high expectations for pupils.”
