Pupils said that this is a school where everyone is friendly and caring. They enjoy coming to school. They like the opportunities they have to learn and socialise together. Pupils are taught about life in modern Britain. They also study a range of subjects that provide them with opportunities to achieve their future goals, whatever these may be. Leaders have high expectations for all pupils, both in the Nursery class and in the secondary school. Pupils develop their knowledge progressively and they achieve well by the time they leave school. Nursery-aged children have many opportunities to develop their language and communication skills. Leaders make sure that the children are ready for their transition to Reception Year. Pupils are polite and respectful to one another and to staff. They listen to each other carefully and they consider other people’s views, including when these are different from their own. In lessons, pupils focus well on their learning and settle down to work quickly. Bullying is uncommon. Pupils are taught what bullying is, and staff respond swiftly if it does happen. There is a sense of community in the school. Pupils are kind to one another, and this helps to make them feel safe.