North Wingfield - Tibshelf Community School

Tibshelf Community School

In November 2007, Ofsted placed Deincourt Community School under 'special measures', due to inspectors' concerns about falling standards at the school. In 2008 the school was earmarked for closure with the 473 students at the school possibly being transferred to the newly-built Tibshelf Community School. Should these plans go ahead, the site could be partly used to construct a new £6.5m building for a new, combined primary school in the village.

Derbyshire County Council plans to close Deincourt Community School as part of its Building Schools for the Future scheme; it is proposed that the catchment areas of Tupton Hall School and Tibshelf Community School will be extended.

North Wingfield Primary School was founded in Victorian times; it was formerly an infant and junior school on a split site but is now a primary school with the headteacher Mrs. Christene Leeson.Ofsted has now placed the school under 'special measures', due to inspectors' concerns about falling standards and teaching at the school.

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