Pupils are happy, safe and proud of their school. Pupils enjoy taking on roles of responsibility. For example, pupil leaders led a fundraising campaign to ‘save the Lincolnshire Wolds’. There is an ambition at this school that pupils will achieve well. All pupils, including pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), build their knowledge over time. They learn about the wider world as well as their local community. Pupils understand they live in a town. They study the local rivers, the Witham and the Trent. Pupils are respectful to others. Staff build positive relationships with pupils. This fosters a calm and orderly environment. Most pupils show positive attitudes to learning. They understand what bullying is and say that it rarely happens. Any concerns are quickly resolved. The school trains staff to understand how to help pupils regulate their behaviour and focus on their learning. Parents and carers are supportive of the school. They speak highly of the wider opportunities the school provides for pupils to learn, such as visiting Belvoir Castle and its estate. One parent said, ‘This is a fantastic school where my children have thrived.’