The school was inspected by Ofsted in January 2007. The complete Ofsted report can be obtained by clicking here
Highlights of the 2007 report include:

• Teaching and learning are satisfactory. Teachers have good relationships and manage pupils’ behaviour well, so they want to learn.
• The focus on raising standards is reflected in the increased number of Year 6 pupils reaching the higher levels in English, mathematics and science in the 2006 tests.
• All adults create a caring environment where pupils feel secure and happy.
• Pupils behave well, enjoy school and are a credit to Grimoldby Primary School.
• The personal development of the pupils is good, particularly morally and socially, because of the strong care and guidance they receive.
• Older pupils carry out additional responsibilities to the school community effectively.
• There is an extensive range of visitors to the school who broaden the curriculum and provide good support for pupils’ well-being.
• Throughout the school pupils achieve well in art.