Bidston Avenue Primary School

Pupils embrace their various leadership responsibilities. For example, they enjoy representing the school at sporting events and taking part in volunteer projects.
Pupils make a highly tangible contribution to the life of the school through these roles. They spoke with pride about the difference that they make to the school community.

Ofsted 2023

The school prioritises pupils’ wider development, including for children in the early years. Pupils learn about different faiths and cultures. They value diversity. Pupils who carry out leadership roles, such as school councillors and sports leaders, take their responsibilities seriously. They are keen to promote fairness and equality.

Ofsted 2023

The school ensures that pupils are informed about the options available to them when they leave school. For instance, visiting speakers from the local community share their career journeys with pupils. This inspires pupils and helps to further raise their aspirations.

Ofsted 2023

At the heart of this school is a shared ambition that all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), will become resilient learners, fluent readers and creative thinkers by the time they leave the school at the end of Year 6

Ofsted 2023

Pupils relish the wide range of clubs and opportunities available to them. These experiences help pupils to discover and develop otherwise unexplored talents and interests. Pupils said that the encounters that they have outside of lessons are what make their school special.

Ofsted 2023

Pupils at Bidston Avenue Primary School are happy and they feel well cared for by staff. The school ensures that pupils know how important they are.

At the end of Year 6 pupils leave the school as well-rounded and considerate individuals.

Ofsted 2023