Encourage each individual to develop a sense of self discipline and the need to behave in an acceptable manner. A copy of the Disciplinary Policy is available in school. Ofsted Report Maesbury Primary School has many strengths, most notably the quality of teaching and a positive ethos which successfully promotes high standards and good relationships. Pupils display very good attitudes towards learning and respond well to their lessons. Behaviour is good in classrooms and around the school.
Pupils have very good relationships with each other and the adults who work at the school.
They are caring, helpful, polite and trustworthy. The school makes very good provision for developing its pupils morally and socially. Staff work hard to boost pupils' self-esteem and instil good values of respect and care for others and the environment. Links with the community effectively enhance the curriculum, for example through the participation in the harvest festival, visits within the local area and visitors to the school, such as the police, the vicar and old pupils who come to talk about what the school was like in the past. To celebrate the Millennium each child produced a handmade tile reflecting the local area.