STAFF at Solihull's largest infant school are going "above and beyond" in helping pupils to achieve.
STAFF at Solihull&apos;s largest infant school are going "above and beyond" in helping pupils to achieve.
Castle Bromwich Infants, Green Lanes, Castle Bromwich, is firmly at the heart of the community.
That is the view of head teacher Caz Jude, who is celebrating four years in charge of the 440-pupil school.
And her opinion was shared by government inspectors who recently reported that children at the school benefit from an "outstanding quality of education".
To help celebrate the excellent Ofsted report, pupils and staff took time out for some relaxation with &apos;yoga bugs&apos; sessions.
Caz said: "It gave the children a time to relax after the visit by Ofsted, as well as a reward for all their hard work.
"The children are fantastic and at the heart of everything we do. The school is very much at the heart of the local community and aims to put children first."
She added: "We are fortunate to have very hard-working and dedicated staff who strive to set individual goals so each child can do their very best.
"It is a real team effort by the staff which goes above and beyond. Nothing is too much trouble for us."
Yoga is just one of the additional activities which Castle Bromwich Infants provides. The school also provides a Christmas concert for all 440 pupils.
Ofsted concluded that the school&apos;s "many strengths" were the result of outstanding leadership and management at all levels, singling out the head and her deputy as "exemplary role models".
And inspectors added that all members of staff, together with governors, work hard towards the same goal of helping pupils achieve to the best of their ability.