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09/02/26

♻️ Supporting their work in English and their study of The Iron Man, Year 3 proudly display their model Iron Men, constructed from recycled junk materials. 🤖 Inspired by Ted Hughes’ vivid descriptions, pupils worked in teams todevelop their creativity and team-building skills.

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09/02/26

♻️ Supporting their work in English and their study of The Iron Man, Year 3 proudly display their model Iron Men, constructed from recycled junk materials. 🤖 Inspired by Ted Hughes’ vivid descriptions, pupils worked in teams todevelop their creativity and team-building skills.

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10/11/25

🌹 Beavers, cubs and students took part in the remembrance parade on Sunday the 9th November with Headteacher Ms Pearce.

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10/11/25

🌹 Beavers, cubs and students took part in the remembrance parade on Sunday the 9th November with Headteacher Ms Pearce.

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03/06/25

🧑‍🎓 In Ash class, pupils have been engaged in a wide range of exciting learning across the curriculum. 📚 In English, they read and analysed the novel, 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, exploring its themes and characters.

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03/06/25

🧑‍🎓 In Ash class, pupils have been engaged in a wide range of exciting learning across the curriculum. 📚 In English, they read and analysed the novel, 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, exploring its themes and characters.

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03/06/25

🧑‍🎓 In Ash class, pupils have been engaged in a wide range of exciting learning across the curriculum. 📚 In English, they read and analysed the novel, 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, exploring its themes and characters. pic.twitter.com/byBEil5P2q

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15/05/25

✏ Year 4 conducted their research into the life of Sir David Attenborough, as part of their History work. 📂 They were given the task of independently researching Sir David to  produce a fact file.

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15/05/25

✏ Year 4 conducted their research into the life of Sir David Attenborough, as part of their History work. 📂 They were given the task of independently researching Sir David to  produce a fact file.

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09/05/25

🎾 Year 3 and 4 took to the courts in a primary aged competition. 🥉 Both teams played well and showed good team spirit. Team A managed to come 3rd place. Well done to all who took part.

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09/05/25

🎾 Year 3 and 4 took to the courts in a primary aged competition. 🥉 Both teams played well and showed good team spirit. Team A managed to come 3rd place. Well done to all who took part.

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30/04/25

🏰 Year 6 visited Mountfitchet Castle to further their studies about the Normans. 👑 As part of their topic, pupils explored the historic site and brought their learning to life.

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30/04/25

🏰 Year 6 visited Mountfitchet Castle to further their studies about the Normans. 👑 As part of their topic, pupils explored the historic site and brought their learning to life.

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29/04/25

🏛 ⚔ Year 4 visited Colchester Castle, where they were given the opportunity to explore and discover more about the Roman period of History.

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29/04/25

🏛 ⚔ Year 4 visited Colchester Castle, where they were given the opportunity to explore and discover more about the Roman period of History.

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01/04/25

🏑 Our hockey club took part in the Uttlesford Hockey Tournament at Joyce Franklin Academy. 🏆 Members of the team showed solid skills in stopping the opponent's attacks, making some key tackles and clearing the ball from our half with precision.

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01/04/25

🏑 Our hockey club took part in the Uttlesford Hockey Tournament at Joyce Franklin Academy. 🏆 Members of the team showed solid skills in stopping the opponent's attacks, making some key tackles and clearing the ball from our half with precision.

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24/03/25

💃 Our Year 1 and Year 2 pupils had an amazing time at a dance festival last week. ⭐️ Their energy and creativity were truly inspiring. We couldn’t be prouder of their performances!

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24/03/25

💃 Our Year 1 and Year 2 pupils had an amazing time at a dance festival last week. ⭐️ Their energy and creativity were truly inspiring. We couldn’t be prouder of their performances!

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17/03/25

🦁 Pupils took part in a workshop based on the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to support their learning and understanding of the book. 🎭 They took turns acting out parts of the novel and placing themselves in the shoes of various characters.

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Magna Carta praised by Ofsted

Magna Carta praised by Ofsted

Posted: 6th September 2019

A new primary school has been praised by Ofsted for the “outstanding” personal development, behaviour and welfare of children.

Inspectors visited Magna Carta Primary Academy in July and gave a grade of Outstanding to areas of –

  • Effectiveness of leadership and management
  • Personal development, behaviour and welfare
  • Early years provision

The school welcomed its first pupils in 2016 and moved into a brand-new building in September 2018 with pupils in Reception, Year 1 and 2.

After its first Ofsted inspection, the school was highly praised in the report. Inspectors said: “Children get off to a flying start in the early years. The quality of teaching and learning is excellent. Year on year, children make exceptional progress from their starting points. They are extremely well prepared for Year 1.

“Pupils behave exceedingly well. They work hard and interact with each other and adults in a highly positive manner. There is a palpable harmony around the school.

“Leaders’ support for pupils to take care of themselves and to be kind to others is a strength of the school. Pupils’ kindness and respect for others stands out.

“Leaders, including those responsible for governance, have very high aspirations for what pupils can achieve. They set demanding standards for staff and pupils and provide strong support for them in working towards these.”

Headteacher Marios Solomonides said: “I am pleased the inspector saw that our pupils get off to a flying start. This is testament to the hard work of the entire school community, including pupils, parents, volunteers, as well as staff.

“This is truly a terrific place for children to come to school.”

The school scored Good for quality of teaching, learning and assessment and outcomes for pupils. The overall Ofsted grading was Good.

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