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Clehonger primary is improving
8:57am Friday 4th July 2008
By Mark Bowen »
A HEREFORDSHIRE school is moving in the right direction after being placed in special measures, according to a new report.
Clehonger C of E Primary School was put in special measures following an inspection in November last year but the first subsequent monitoring report suggests that improvements are being made. The report says a ‘satisfactory’ level of progress has been made, with governors much better placed to challenge and support the school and pupils having very good relationships with each other and staff.
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