We are delighted that Nottingham’s Sneinton St Stephen’s CofE, Primary School is one of only five schools in the UK to achieve World Class status.

Sneinton has been awarded World Class Schools Quality Mark (WCSQM) and proved themselves to be World Class over a period of three years as well as achieving reaccreditation despite the challenging circumstances of the pandemic.

On 1 July 2021, World Class primary and secondary school leaders, staff and students came together from across the UK and internationally for WCSQM’s Symposium, centred around the theme of ‘World Class Futures’. This celebrated all student’s achievements despite the unique academic year challenged by school closures and isolation. The Awards Ceremony saw Sneinton pupils being awarded with the World Class Character Award, an excellent achievement and showcased the fantastic students we have here at Transform Trust.

Kelly Lee, Headteacher of Sneinton St Stephen’s and Partnership Director for Transform Trust said:

“Our school is one of only five primary schools across the country to have been reaccredited as World Class Primary School – this is a significant achievement and credit to the children who worked so hard to demonstrate their leadership, communication and resilience in the school evaluation.”

Miranda Perry, Director of WCSQM said:

“We have a lot to celebrate at WCSQM. The challenges of the last few months have proved that the World Class skills and competencies of our students, the recognition of which is the point of our organisation, are what really matter. World Class students have the skills and competencies not only to survive in times of trial, but to flourish. We are celebrating our confidence in the fact that our World Class students will win at life, no matter what.”

 

We are very proud of Sneinton and look forward to what they will be doing in the upcoming academic year.

For more information, please contact Sneinton St Stephen’s CofE Primary School here.