Ladybrook Academy flying high at top of county rankings

What’s more, Ladybrook Flying High Academy has also been placed second in the county for progress in writing and maths.

The rankings have been produced by Nottinghamshire County Council, and delighted executive head teacher Tony Warsop attributed them to the tireless efforts and teamwork of both staff and pupils.

“We are absolutely thrilled to hear this news and hope that it is a clear demonstration of the consistent hard work that happens at the school,” said Mr Warsop.

“It is a credit to both the staff and our wonderful children that, out of 249 schools across the county, we achieved these results.”

Mr Warsop’s views were echoed by head of school, Caroline Armstrong, who said: “This is the best news a primary school can receive. But we don’t intend to rest on our laurels. It would have been good to top all three tables! Our plan for the future is to always be the best school we can be.”
Ladybrook, which is run by the Flying High Trust, has almost 400 pupils on its roll at Somersall Street.