Stanley Primary School and Early Learning and Childcare has been praised for their work to improve outcomes for children.
Inspectors from Education Scotland visited the school in January and highlighted several strengths in the school's work.
They also praised the school's approach to children's wellbeing, and the leadership opportunities given to pupils throughout their time at the school.
The inspection also identified areas for improvement, including improving approaches to learning, teaching and assessment and enhancing planning and assessment strategies to ensure all children make the best possible progress.
Education Scotland's evaluations for Stanley Primary School and Early Learning and Childcare are as follows:
Primary Stages:
- Leadership of change: Satisfactory
- Learning, teaching, and assessment: Satisfactory
- Ensuring wellbeing, equality, and inclusion: Good
- Raising attainment and achievement: Good
Nursery Class:
- Leadership of change: Good
- Learning, teaching, and assessment: Good
- Ensuring wellbeing, equality, and inclusion: Good
- Securing children's progress: Good
Councillor John Rebbeck, convener of Perth and Kinross Council's Learning and Families Committee, said: "This inspection report achievement is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and commitment of the entire school community.
"This report not only recognises the school's current successes but also sets a benchmark for continued growth and improvement."
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