South Stanley Junior School Recognised Nationally
- Feb 6
- 2 min read
We are thrilled to share that South Stanley Junior School has been officially recognised for outstanding pupil results during the 2024/25 academic year.The school’s performance is now ranked among the best in the country, specifically for the progress of our disadvantaged students.
This success is a direct result of our pupils' hard work and the dedication of our staff. Because of these achievements, we’ve been invited to act as a national leader, sharing our "best practices" to help raise standards in other schools.
Rachel Bell, Headteacher of South Stanley Junior School: “We are immensely proud to receive this recognition. To hear that our outcomes for disadvantaged pupils are among the best in the country is a testament to the hard work of our students, the dedication of our staff, and the unwavering support of our families. This letter validates our belief that every child, regardless of background, deserves the very best opportunities.”
Louise Thompson, Headteacher of South Stanley Infant & Nursery School: "We are absolutely delighted to celebrate this achievement alongside South Stanley Junior School. A child’s success is a journey that begins the moment they step through our doors in the Early Years. By working in close partnership and using our Pupil Premium funding to provide the best possible start, we ensure our pupils have the solid foundations and confidence they need to excel."
Mark Stewart, CEO: "This is a incredible achievement for the staff and pupils at South Stanley. This national recognition is a testament to our dedicated staff and children. We are thrilled to see our school leading the way and sharing our success with the wider educational community."
Neil Burn, Director of Education: "These results prove how effectively the school has utilised Pupil Premium funding to remove barriers to learning. By focusing on high-quality teaching and targeted support, we have ensured that every student can thrive and achieve excellence."







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