Inspectors praised the school’s calm and purposeful environment, underpinned by its motto “Being the Best at Bowling Park”. Pupils were recognised as curious, respectful, and motivated to succeed.

Key strengths identified included:

• Personal Development: Opportunities such as “70 Things to do at Bowling Park Primary School” enrich children’s experiences and build character.
• Reading and Literacy: A love of reading is fostered through events like the Festival of Stories.
• Curriculum and Mathematics: A broad and ambitious curriculum, alongside strong teaching, helps pupils build knowledge logically and apply it with confidence.
• SEND Support: Effective systems ensure pupils with additional needs thrive.
• Attendance and Behaviour: Strong processes have improved attendance and reduced persistent absence.

Headteacher Salma Rahman said:

“We are delighted with the feedback from Ofsted. It reflects the dedication of our staff, pupils, and families. We remain committed to providing a nurturing and aspirational environment for every child.”

CEO Duncan Jacques CBE added:

“This report is a testament to the Bowling Park community’s hard work and ambition. The positive impact on pupils’ lives is clear, and we are proud to celebrate this success together.”