Pupils enjoy attending school. Staff know pupils well. Pupils benefit from warm and positive relationships. This supports them to be confident to share how they feel and seek support when they need it. Pupils know that staff are there to help them. This helps pupils to feel happy and safe. All pupils, including students in the sixth form, learn about what good character is. They do this through the school’s effective character development programme. This teaches pupils about how to make positive choices. As a result, pupils independently behave in a calm and civilised way. Pupils access a broad, interesting range of subjects that challenge them academically. They typically achieve well. On occasions, pupils do not have the chance to extend and deepen what they learn. This can limit how well pupils learn more complex knowledge. Pupils enjoy a wealth of personal development opportunities. This includes activities week at the end of the school year. This brings everyone together. Every child has a meaningful opportunity to be a leader. Leadership roles include wildlife, sports, diversity and inclusion, music and the school council. There is something for everyone to be involved with.