A PRIMARY school in Henley has been judged to meet the “expected standard” by the education watchdog. Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School in Greys Hill was inspected by Ofsted in December for the first time since November 2021. Safeguarding requirements were fully met and the school met the “expected standard” in all categories, including achievement, curriculum and teaching, early years, inclusion, leadership and governance. In the report, Neil Pilsworth, His Majesty’s lead inspector, and Lorraine Grecco, the Ofsted inspector, said most pupils achieve well, which is reflected in their attainment in national tests at the end of Year 6. The report said: “Leaders and the governing body work purposefully to raise aspirations for what pupils can achieve.

Source: Express March 01, 2026 00:49 UTC