The school has been awarded the Silver Artsmark Award, the Gold School Games Award, the Gilt Primary Science Quality Mark, and the Gold Inclusive Attendance Award, recognising Stowlawn's commitment to providing exceptional opportunities, experiences and support for its pupils.

The Silver Artsmark Award recognises schools that place creativity and the arts at the heart of learning through high quality opportunities in art, music, drama and cultural experiences.

The Gold School Games Award is a national recognition for schools that promote physical activity, sport and healthy lifestyles while encouraging participation, teamwork and leadership.

The Gilt Primary Science Quality Mark recognises excellence in the teaching and learning of science and highlights an engaging curriculum that develops curiosity and investigative skills.

Meanwhile, the Gold Inclusive Attendance Award celebrates schools that promote excellent attendance through positive, supportive and inclusive approaches, working closely with children and families.

Headteacher Kate Charles said: “We are incredibly proud to have received these 4 prestigious awards. They are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our staff, children, governors and families.

"It is particularly pleasing to see the excellent opportunities, experiences and support we provide recognised by a range of independent external assessors. These awards reflect our commitment to ensuring that all pupils are Ready, Respectful and Safe, and able to Achieve, Belong and Thrive.”

Councillor Jacqui Coogan, the City of Wolverhampton Council's Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education, added: "These 4 awards highlight Stowlawn Primary School's ongoing commitment to delivering a rich, inclusive and high quality education that enables all of its pupils to flourish both academically and personally, and I would like to congratulate Kate and her team on each of these achievements."