Wishaw primary school welcomes Chief Inspector of Scotland’s schools after receiving great HMIe report

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A Wishaw primary school welcomed the Chief Inspector of Scotland’s schools after receiving a very good HMIe report.St Ignatius Primary School welcomed Janie McManus following the publication of the report which praised staff and the school for developing “a positive culture of ambition”.Ms McManus said: The staff there have taken a comprehensive approach to improvement, rigorously using self-evaluation and data.

Their thoughtful use of data helps them make informed decisions that directly support their learners.“They carefully assess whether their methods are truly benefiting children’s learning and progress.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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Their joy in learning, their friendships, and their enthusiasm for school were infectious. It’s clear they feel supported and engaged in their education.“Hearing from the staff about their journey to improvement was another highlight.“They’ve worked