As The Press reported earlier this year, Naburn CE Primary School came out of special measures back in June.
It came after head, Jonathan Green found himself pitched into a battle to save the school after an Ofsted inspection in December 2021, shortly after he took over, rated it ‘inadequate’.
But the improved Ofsted, together with the fact that the school has now been sponsored by the Driffield-based TEAL (The Educational Alliance) multi-academy trust, means its future looks secure.
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