Pupils are happy at school. They are kept safe. They said that this is because there are always teachers they can talk to if they have concerns. Pupils typically behave well. They understand that bullying is not acceptable and know that teachers will take any incidents seriously. If any bullying does occur, it is always dealt with quickly. Pupils follow a broad and ambitious curriculum. They produce work of good quality because teachers expect them to do so. Overall, the curriculum prepares pupils well for the next stage of their education, employment or training. Pupils access a range of extra-curricular activities, such as chess, sports, art and drama. They enjoy educational visits that aim to enhance their learning. These include, for example, trips to different London museums and the Supreme Courts of Justice. Pupils talk with enthusiasm about the opportunities they have to take part in the special events that leaders organise. For example, all pupils take part in the wholeschool show and are keen to perform in the monthly ‘Lunch Jam’. They are supportive and appreciative of their fellow pupils’ musical talents and performances.