Inspectors praised reading results and a school garden run entirely by pupils.
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Register freeA Newark primary school has been rated outstanding by inspectors for the first time in 15 years.
The report singled out reading results and a school garden that pupils plant, harvest and sell from at the gate on Fridays.
“The children run it. We just hold the watering can,” the head teacher said.
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