From an article in the Spalding Voice:

A special academy in Gosberton in South Holland has maintained its "outstanding" Ofsted rating after a recent inspection.

Gosberton House Academy has earned the top rating following an inspection on June 17 and 18 and serves primary school age pupils within Lincolnshire. The report highlights the academy’s dedication to fostering a “highly nurturing environment” where every pupil, regardless of background or ability, can “thrive academically and personally”. Principal Katharine Saywell said: "The whole school community deserves praise and recognition for our recent Outstanding Ofsted monitoring report, which we are all so proud of. "We are ambitious for all of our pupils and believe that with
the right support and understanding, all children can meet their Academy keeps its 'outstanding' Ofsted rating potential. "This ethos is what caught the attention of the inspectors, as can be seen from the positive feedback throughout the report.”

The academy was delighted The whole school community deserves praise and recognition to carry on with their streak of "outstanding" reports stretching back to 2012 when it was first marked "outstanding" in all areas. It has now achieved this under three different Ofsted frameworks. The academy is part of University of Lincoln Academy Trust. Its CEO, Stuart Anderson was delighted with the report, adding: “Gosberton House’s recognition is a testament to the academy’s outstanding vision for inclusive education. “We are also delighted that the inspection team cited that
‘Provision is meticulously tailored to meet each pupil’s individual needs, implemented with expertise'. "Gosberton’s work exemplifies the Trust’s mission of ensuring that all students, regardless of background, are equipped with the tools to thrive.”