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16/05/24

Matilda fun! pic.twitter.com/s3MA9IPdJp

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15/05/24

Year 5 at the theatre! Enjoying "Revolting children" and Matilda! pic.twitter.com/kxGAu4DgCw

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10/05/24

We had the best time on our local area walk. pic.twitter.com/kVS4jfpG8Q

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07/05/24

Pop Up Village fun! Willow pupils enjoyed playing practically with the great variety of items found at the Pop Up Village. They learnt all about occupations and different places we find in the community. A massive thank you to Alfie P's mum for bringing the village to school. pic.twitter.com/4YXBZU822g

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07/05/24

Willow enjoyed a visit from the Pop Up Play Village hosted by Alfie P's mum. The children enjoyed using their imaginations to explore the café, post office, construction site, hospital and police station. pic.twitter.com/jqnyFmEa6I

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07/05/24

Our finished Design and Technology products! We are very proud of our learning and have thoroughly enjoyed being creative and creating something new and unique. pic.twitter.com/CfP2qGxM9g

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07/05/24

Year 5 undertook an ambitious project in Design and Technology wherein they planned and made their own unique soft toys. The pupils designed their toy, thinking carefully about the materials they would need and use and then used sewing skills to create their masterpieces. pic.twitter.com/y6v7WE0op9

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07/05/24

Come dine with us! Year 6 cooked up a storm of starters last week during Design and Technology lessons including bruschetta, garlic bread and nachos. After visiting Tesco to secure their produce, the pupils worked in groups to create their tasty menus. Great fun was had by all. pic.twitter.com/4wk5XXT5WX

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02/05/24

Year 3 travelled back in time to Ancient Britain today! They recorded the events of the day on cave walls using berries, clay and stone. Each group shared their story around the fire whilst on full alert for dangerous animals lurking nearby. pic.twitter.com/5uABJ7KS1e

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17/04/24

Year 4 colour poetry. Well done to these two fantastic writers! pic.twitter.com/1C8NRCxXJr

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28/03/24

Happy Easter! We hope you enjoy your Easter egg treat from all of us at Magna Carta! Stay safe, have fun and see you soon! pic.twitter.com/CsP9pfhe2j

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28/03/24

Years 2, 3 and 4 enthralled us with a fabulous retelling of The Pied Piper of Hamelin. There was singing, rapping, dancing, story telling and more! We are very proud of them all. pic.twitter.com/aAcDREPSu8

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28/03/24

Willow have been writing and publishing their fantastically creative ideas! Look at me! Watch me play! Look at me! Watch me put on my make up! pic.twitter.com/kHMTdW1D6u

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28/03/24

🐀 Years 2,3 and 4 performed their version of The Pied Piper.👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents and carers attended and witnessed the enthusiastic performance.🧑‍🏫 A big thank you to all staff involved in this production whose guidance behind the scenes helped to make this play happen. pic.twitter.com/4LEYpE0ag1

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26/03/24

Year 6 are visiting Mountfitchet Castle today! We have already had many adventures and have learnt so much. pic.twitter.com/ddVvbGEgHk

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25/03/24

Year 5 exploring the IWM Duxford. What a fantastic learning experience. Favourite plane of the Day? The Concorde! pic.twitter.com/nWvwog6sKG

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25/03/24

Year 5 visited Duxford Imperial War Museum today. pic.twitter.com/v6B8sAj5GN

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25/03/24

We celebrated World Maths Day on Friday 22nd March. Here is Alex with his geometric shape design. Pupils solved tricky problems, created geometric shape art, played whole school Bingo and solved statistics challenges as a class. A busy day indeed! pic.twitter.com/KKmrreTuwD

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25/03/24

Pupils have been enjoying the milder weather at play and lunch times. Groups of pupils have chosen to build beautiful and creative Bug Hotels in the gardens. The hotels have attracted all sorts of insects from ladybirds to spiders to earthworms. pic.twitter.com/WqLceq1Sqa

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21/03/24

Audrey took great care when completing an observational drawing today. Willow have been learning all about spring flowers and have completed sketching, planting and knowledge-based activities around this topic. pic.twitter.com/9h7rXfYJxe

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Magna Carta praised by Ofsted

Magna Carta praised by Ofsted

Posted: 6th September 2019

A new primary school has been praised by Ofsted for the “outstanding” personal development, behaviour and welfare of children.

Inspectors visited Magna Carta Primary Academy in July and gave a grade of Outstanding to areas of –

  • Effectiveness of leadership and management
  • Personal development, behaviour and welfare
  • Early years provision

The school welcomed its first pupils in 2016 and moved into a brand-new building in September 2018 with pupils in Reception, Year 1 and 2.

After its first Ofsted inspection, the school was highly praised in the report. Inspectors said: “Children get off to a flying start in the early years. The quality of teaching and learning is excellent. Year on year, children make exceptional progress from their starting points. They are extremely well prepared for Year 1.

“Pupils behave exceedingly well. They work hard and interact with each other and adults in a highly positive manner. There is a palpable harmony around the school.

“Leaders’ support for pupils to take care of themselves and to be kind to others is a strength of the school. Pupils’ kindness and respect for others stands out.

“Leaders, including those responsible for governance, have very high aspirations for what pupils can achieve. They set demanding standards for staff and pupils and provide strong support for them in working towards these.”

Headteacher Marios Solomonides said: “I am pleased the inspector saw that our pupils get off to a flying start. This is testament to the hard work of the entire school community, including pupils, parents, volunteers, as well as staff.

“This is truly a terrific place for children to come to school.”

The school scored Good for quality of teaching, learning and assessment and outcomes for pupils. The overall Ofsted grading was Good.

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