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A County Durham primary school at the heart of its local community is celebrating after receiving a highly positive Ofsted report. Government inspectors found that Hartside Primary Academy in Crook demonstrated strong standards in Early Years provision, inclusion, and personal development and wellbeing. The report further confirmed that the school, which is part of the…




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