Ofsted Praise for Good School Using Golden Rules

We were delighted to see the brilliant Ofsted report (September 2018) of a school that Jenny has trained in that mentions the Golden Rules proving to be a structure for pupils to learn how to behave. Sarah Carrick, Headteacher of Ambleside Church of England Primary School, had already been on one of Jenny’s courses and was therefore using strategies from the Golden Model within the school. Sarah decided to book Jenny to come and work with staff during a lunchtimes workshop.  So, what exactly did Ofsted say when the mentioned the Golden Rules?
The behaviour of pupils is good.
The school’s ‘golden rules’ provide a simple structure with which pupils learn how to behave. Pupils are courteous and respectful to each other and to adults. They are trustworthy. Pupils are calm when they move around the school and treat equipment and buildings with care.
They have exuberant, but safe, fun at breaktimes.”
The school had undergone very difficult times previously and the new systems, including the Golden Rules, have helped to turn the school around to become a Good school – an amazing improvement on previous inspections. Congratulations to the Headteacher, staff and children on making such a success of the lasts few years and for receiving such a great inspection.
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  1. Jenny runs Train the Trainers courses to work in-depth with groups of staff over a period of a few days (days together or spread out). These trained trainers become accredited in Jenny’s model and can use it to train and support other staff within their own setting.
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