Pupils and staff live out the school’s ‘IKHLAS’ (sincerity) values of inspiration, kindness, healthy living, leadership, aspiration and spirituality. The school has a strong family feel. Pupils have a deep sense of belonging to the school. They are very proud of their school. Pupils say that they feel safe and are happy at school. They know that adults support them if they have any concerns or worries. They say that there is no bullying. They know that teachers would deal with it quickly and fairly if it happened. Pupils are well mannered and behave well. They were enthusiastic about dressing up for the World Book Day parade and passionately showed off their creative headwear. They like their regular visits to the local community library. They learn to read well and are eager to read. Many parents and carers are pleased that their children attend the school. One parent wrote, ‘The school promotes positive Islamic values, as well as teaching pupils to become proud British citizens.’ Overwhelmingly, parents comment positively about the school. They recognise that significant improvements have been made in recent years.