Pupils enjoy their learning. They appreciate their teachers and the further opportunities that the school offers, such as a residential visit to London. As one pupil said, ‘This is a small school with a big community.’ Pupils understand the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle and enjoy the cooking and sporting activities. Pupils enjoy taking on extra responsibilities, such as becoming a school councillor or a bronze sporting ambassador. Pupils benefit from visits by local and national sporting role models. They enjoy learning about future careers. There is a range of popular extracurricular clubs such as football and tag rugby. All of these opportunities promote pupils’ physical and mental health and well-being. Pupils behave well. They are polite and respectful to each other and to adults. They work hard and follow the school rules. Playtimes are happy social occasions. Occasionally, pupils lose focus in lessons. This does not hinder their learning. Bullying is not tolerated. Pupils say that it happens on the ‘odd occasion’ but it always gets sorted. Pupils feel safe and know that there is always an adult who they can talk to. They say that the school teaches them to be respectful and to treat everyone equally.