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The British Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) denied Middle Rasen Primary School its highest score because the student population was too English. An Ofsted report gave the school top marks in every area but said "Pupils' cultural development is limited by lack of first hand experience of the diverse make-up of modern British society." School officials note it is located in a small town that is 97 percent white English.
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