Pupils are very happy at Alexandra Park Junior School. They arrive at school each day ready to learn. Pupils are courteous and polite. Very occasionally, some pupils say hurtful things to one another. However, pupils told inspectors that any incidents of name-calling, or bullying, are dealt with quickly by teachers. Pupils behave well in school. They are confident that their teachers will treat them fairly. Pupils explained that teachers will stop poor behaviour from reoccurring. This helps pupils to feel safe. Relationships between pupils and staff are positive and supportive. Pupils typically try their best. They want to live up to leaders’ high expectations. However, pupils do not achieve as well as they should in some subjects, including in mathematics. This is because, in these subjects, there are times when teachers do not design learning that helps pupils to remember the intended curriculum over time. Pupils participate regularly in a variety of events to support local charities. They take on a range of additional responsibilities, including becoming a school councillor and a sports leader. Many pupils are keen to make the most of the extensive choice of extra-curricular clubs that leaders offer.