Governors, staff and pupils of Monkshouse School in Spalding are celebrating recognition of their hard work.
Ofsted inspectors judged the school “good” in all four areas – achievement, teaching, behaviour and safety and leadership and management.
In a quarter of the lessons inspected earlier this month, the teaching was described as “outstanding”.
The report said: “Pupils make good progress because teaching is good. Developing reading skills has a high profile in the school and pupils read well as a result.”
How much the school had improved since the last inspection was also noted, with inspectors saying “previous weaknesses had been eradicated by an effective team”.
It was also reported that parents and carers were full of praise for the school. Pupils said that they felt safe and well-looked after because of the connection between staff and pupils.
Mrs Sue Goodsell, headteacher, said: “We are delighted with this Ofsted report which recognises the sustained improvements the school has made and reflects the hard work and dedication of all members of the Monkshouse community, pupils, staff, governors and parents.”