50 Best reads

Our drive at Stoneferry is to provide a rich and diverse reading provision that can inspire a love of reading amongst our children. to do so, each classroom in Key Stage 2 has their own bespoke collection of the 50 most recommended reads for each particular age group. This selection of books has something for everyone and are loved by the children. Children are allowed to loan these books in addition to their normal home reading book and rewards are earnt for children completing these throughout the year.

“Reading starts straight away, with phonics taught consistently and effectively, ensuring no pupil is left behind in becoming a confident reader.”

Ofsted

“The curriculum is well planned and sequenced, supporting pupils to build knowledge, use subject-specific vocabulary, and explain their learning clearly.”

Ofsted

“Pupils behave well and treat each other and adults with kindness and respect, creating a calm and inclusive school atmosphere.”

Ofsted

“In early years, children develop independence and focus through rich indoor and outdoor learning opportunities, stories, rhymes and purposeful play.”

Ofsted

“The ‘Stoneferry Toolkit’ helps pupils to be kind, tolerant and respectful, and they show a clear understanding of how to stay safe both online and offline.”

Ofsted

“Pupils show strong awareness of democracy, difference and wellbeing, and regularly vote for their school council while learning how to keep a healthy mind.”

Ofsted

“Teachers are highly perceptive to pupils’ needs, especially those with SEND, ensuring they access the full curriculum and receive tailored, effective support.”

Ofsted

“Teachers have high expectations, and pupils rise to them—showing respect, enthusiasm, and a real love of learning both in and out of the classroom.”

Ofsted

“Stoneferry Primary School is a caring community where pupils thrive, enjoy learning, and are eager to take part in every lesson.”

Ofsted

“There are exciting clubs, curriculum-linked trips, and creative experiences like science club and visits to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park that pupils love.”

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