Pupils enjoy their time at school. They like to play different sports and to socialise with their friends. Pupils feel happy and safe. They know that they can talk to any member of staff if they have any worries or concerns. Staff expect pupils to do well in their studies and to behave well. When pupils join the school, they improve their behaviour as well as their engagement and success in learning. Most pupils are ready to reintegrate into mainstream schools after a short period, as a result of leaders’ and staff’s effective work. If bullying happens, staff deal with it immediately. Pupils are aware of the harm that discriminatory behaviour such as racism, homophobia and sexism can cause. Staff make sure that no such discriminatory behaviour takes place in school. Pupils are encouraged to become active and responsible citizens. They like to give their points of view on the pupils’ forum, and to raise funds for various charities. Pupils learn about cultural and religious diversity through different aspects of the curriculum. They understand the importance of British values, including respect and tolerance, and celebrate different cultural events. Pupils enjoy educational trips to local places of interest, including art galleries and museums.