Seaview Integrated Primary School
BALLYMENA, BT44 0AA · Mid and East Antrim · primary school
What ETI said about Seaview Integrated Primary School
Overview
Seaview Integrated Primary School is praised for its "clear vision" and "highly effective strategic leadership" during its historic transition to integrated status. The report highlights a "positive ethos," strong community partnerships, and a deep commitment to inclusion, noting that children are "motivated and confident learners."
Strengths
- Teaching is described as "inclusive and responsive," with "warm and supportive" relationships creating a secure atmosphere.
- The school demonstrates a "strong commitment to equity," providing effective support for children with special educational needs and addressing social disadvantage.
- Leaders showed "highly effective strategic leadership," fostering strong community support and embedding an inclusive ethos through cultural partnerships.
- Children benefit from a "broad and balanced" curriculum enriched by local links, with high standards of positive behaviour and wellbeing.
Areas to improve
- Develop further the strategic leadership role of co-ordinators to build sustainable middle leadership capacity.
- Increase opportunities for child-led learning and sustained independent writing to support improved attainment.
- Develop a more consistent approach to written feedback in children’s books to support reflection and progression.
Safeguarding
The report states that "arrangements for child protection align to the current statutory guidance."
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