Pupils talk with enthusiasm about their school. They are happy and enjoy learning. Pupils say that they like their teachers because they are kind. Pupils are proud of their school and talk about the school values of optimism, achievement and acceptance. They show respect for one another. Pupils’ comments included, ‘It doesn’t matter if you are different. Everybody’s good the way they are.’ Leaders have high expectations for every pupil. They are ambitious for pupils to succeed in their learning as well as in their personal development. Pupils take part in clubs outside the school day. They also enjoy trips and outdoor activities, such as forest school. Leaders are eager to continue the Moat Farm University, which provides groups of pupils with opportunities to experience activities such as exploring the English Civil War. Pupils behave very well. They are polite and well mannered. They understand the importance of friendship and have positive relationships with their peers and teachers. Pupils feel safe in school. They told inspectors that they understand what bullying means and that it rarely happens. Pupils explained where they would go if they needed help. They spoke with knowledge about how to keep themselves safe online.