Pupils’ safety and well-being comes first at Campton Academy. It shows in pupils happily coming into school. Those who arrive before school starts, enjoy attending the friendship club. On the rare occasion a pupil has a concern, they know adults in school will listen and help them. Typically, pupils achieve well. They list school subjects, particularly computing and religious education, as their favourite part of Campton Academy. Pupils also enjoy reading. Collecting ticks or stickers to achieve a reading certificate encourages them to read often. By and large, pupils abide by the behaviour expectations set out in the Campton Code. Doing so results in them earning values badges and the opportunity of becoming a coveted Campton Ambassador. Also, pupils work hard to earn a spot at the golden table at lunchtime. Here they dine with the principal, cheerfully chatting about the goings-on in their life. There are many service children in the school. The school caters for them well. For example, the welcome and goodbye assemblies serve to bring pupils into the fold or ready pupils for a change respectively. Though change can be hard, the friendships pupils build and the care they receive from staff shows in them being confident and resilient.