Pupils of all ages learn and play together happily. Whether sitting and chatting over lunch, or playing tennis at playtime, older pupils include the youngest in all they do. Many pupils have joined the school recently. These pupils are made to feel welcome. They quickly become part of the school community. Adults expect pupils to work hard in lessons and behave well, which most do. Many pupils strive to be ‘star learner’ of the week. They delight in receiving this award in assembly, sharing their achievement with the wider school community. Pupils are proud to carry out roles, such as being a school ambassador, sports leader or library monitor. They take these responsibilities seriously. Opportunities such as the annual Christmas sleepover, taking part in sporting competitions and attending a range of clubs are enjoyed by pupils. These opportunities, coupled with a range of trips and visits, provide pupils with chances to develop independence and experience the world beyond the school gates. Pupils are guided to stay physically healthy. They learn ways to support their mental health and well-being. Pupils know it is best to share worries or concerns when they have them and not keep these to themselves.