A Southampton primary school has been praised for its "effective action" in maintaining high standards after an Ofsted inspection.

Nursling Church of England Primary School in Nursling Street, was visited by inspectors on March 11 and 12 - with them rating the school 'Good' in all categories. 

Catering for 189 pupils, the school was found to have upheld the good standards identified in the previous inspection.

Inspectors found that the school values of "love, hope and courage" are integral to school life, with pupils demonstrating these values in their learning and well-being.

The report also highlighted the "warm and respectful" relationships between staff and pupils, and the high expectations set for students.

Within the report, the inspector said: "Pupils know and demonstrate the school values. They know how these values help them with their learning and well-being. 

"Pupils are happy and feel safe. Relationships between staff and pupils are warm and respectful."

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The school was praised for its "broad and ambitious" curriculum, which meets the needs of all pupils, including those with special educational needs and disabilities.

Inspectors found that pupils with special educational needs and disabilities "flourish academically, socially and emotionally."

Procedures for identifying pupils with learning barriers were commended by Ofsted, as was the support provided to help pupils catch up with their peers.

The report stated that pupils behave well, are eager to learn, and have strong attitudes towards learning.

Mrs Joanne Jearrad, Headteacher at the school, said: "I am absolutely delighted we have maintained our 'Good' status. Our Ofsted report is testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in our school community. 

"Every member of staff excels at providing the best educational experience for each and every child. Our children are incredible, they let their enthusiasm, creativity and commitment shine through every single day.

"We are proud to be a school where it is recognised that our curriculum is broad and ambitious and our expectations are high."