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1. reports.ofsted.gov.uk › provider › 28Temple Learning Academy - Open - Find an Inspection Report ...

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   Sep 19, 2023 · Use our Ofsted Parent View Survey to tell us what you think of this school or your child’s experiences. For any general enquiries about Temple Learning Academy, please contact the school...

   • Location: Neville Road, Leeds, LS15 0NN

2. files.ofsted.gov.uk › v1 › fileInspection of Temple Learning Academy - files.ofsted.gov.uk

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   Temple Learning Academy is a positive and supportive place to learn. The school’s core value of respect is taken very seriously by staff and pupils. Pupils enjoy positive relationships with...

3. files.ofsted.gov.uk › v1 › fileTemple Learning Academy

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   Temple Learning Academy. Neville Road, Leeds LS15 0NN. Summary of key findings for parents and pupils. This is a good school. The co-principals have a clear focus and vision for a successful...

4. www.templelearningacademy.orgRed Kite Learning Trust

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   Temple Learning Academy is an All-through School in Leeds and is part of the Red Kite Learning Trust.

5. www.leeds-live.co.uk › news › leeds-newsTemple Learning Academy - Leeds Live

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   Jan 1, 2020 · Temple Learning Academy has been rated as Good at its most recent Ofsted inspection. If table is blank, it means there are no recent inspections for this school.

   • Address: Neville Road, Leeds, LS15 0NN
   • Telephone number: 01132645456

   • Name: Temple Learning Academy

6. snobe.co.uk › schools › temple-learning-academyTemple Learning Academy in Leeds - Rankings (2024) - Snobe

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   View Temple Learning Academy rankings for 2024 and compare to top schools in West Yorkshire.

7. www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk › schools › templeTemple Learning Academy, Leeds | The Good Schools Guide

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   A state school for boys and girls aged from 4 to 16. Boarding: No; Local authority: Leeds; Pupils: 905; Religion: None; Ofsted: Latest Overall effectiveness Requires improvement 1; Early years provision Good 1; Outcomes for children and learners Requires improvement 1; Quality of teaching, learning and assessment Good 1; Personal development ...

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   Is temple Learning Academy a good school?

   • Temple Learning Academy is a positive and supportive place to learn. The school’s core value of respect is taken very seriously by staff and pupils. Pupils enjoy positive relationships with each other and bullying is very rare. Pupils have a clear sense of right and wrong. There are strong relationships between staff and pupils.

   Inspection of Temple Learning Academy - files.ofsted.gov.uk

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   Where is temple Learning Academy?

   • Here Temple Learning Academy, Neville Road, Leeds, LS15 0NN, is put into focus to show its scores in relation to other schools in the area. You can also see how the primary school compares against other schools across England. Data is available on pupils' attainment, progress, absence levels and when the school was last inspected.

   Temple Learning Academy - Leeds Live

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   Who are Temple Newsam school?

   • The school was formed through a partnership of maintained schools in the local area and currently has children in Reception, and pupils in Years 1, 2 and 7. The school is a member of the cooperative Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Trust and the Red Kite Teaching Alliance.

   Temple Learning Academy - Ofsted

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   What is good teaching & learning?

   • Good teaching and learning enable most pupils, including disadvantaged pupils and pupils who have special educational needs (SEN) and/or disabilities, to make good progress from their starting points. The relationships between staff, children and pupils are very positive and promote a culture of respect.

   Temple Learning Academy - Ofsted

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