Pupils at Frobel Independent School are polite and friendly. They enjoy school life and mix with each other happily. Staff care for the pupils and build trusting relationships with pupils and their families. Pupils are safe here. Leaders have high expectations of pupils. They believe all pupils have the potential to do well in their GCSE examinations. Pupils respond well to these expectations. They work hard and show a determination to succeed. Teachers help pupils with their work, and pupils value this. Pupils behave well. During lessons, they focus on their work without disruption. At lunchtime and breaktime, they socialise with each other and play basketball in the playground. There have been no incidents of bullying reported at the school. Leaders make it clear that bullying is not tolerated. Pupils know that they must report any negative behaviour towards them. Leaders have high aspirations for pupils. They are establishing a wide range of cultural and work-related experiences. Pupils have individual piano lessons and visit museums and the theatre. They are taking part in a global project exploring significant world events through time. Pupils learn about their place in the world and how to become active citizens.