An 'outstanding' primary school is in the running for a prize in awards known as 'the Oscars of education'.
Following a record-breaking number of nominations, Rush Green Primary School, which received an 'outstanding in all areas' rating from Ofsted last summer and was described as "an extraordinary place", has been shortlisted for the Tes Schools Awards, which recognise excellence across the UK.
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Headteacher Simon Abeledo said: "We are so thrilled to have been shortlisted for this prestigious award. What a fantastic accolade for our whole school community."
Since 2009, the Tes Schools Awards have celebrated the achievements of school staff and institutions across the UK. Free to enter, they bring together state and independent schools from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in one inclusive national event, recognising excellence across the education sector.
The awards shine a spotlight on the outstanding work taking place across schools, celebrating the individuals and teams making a meaningful impact on pupils, staff and their wider communities. This year’s awards are supported by Cloud Technology Partner, Amazon Web Services, which will sponsor the ‘Best Use of Technology’ category, recognising schools driving innovation across teaching and learning.
The shortlist was selected by a panel of expert judges, including experienced school leaders and education specialists. This year’s awards feature 23 categories spanning all areas of school life, from leadership and teaching to pupil outcomes and wellbeing.
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