Pupils enjoy attending Aqueduct Primary School. They feel safe and happy. This is because of the positive relationships they form with each other and with the caring staff. Pupils are polite, enthusiastic and welcoming. Parents’ views of the school are very positive. Pupils behave well. They play cooperatively with their friends and work hard in their lessons. Pupils understand what bullying is, including how it can happen online. They say that bullying is rare and if it happens staff quickly sort it out. Pupils appreciate the different books that they get the chance to read and know how important it is to read well. As one pupil said, ‘Reading will help me to get the job I want.’ However, in some other subjects, pupils are not helped to achieve as well as they should. Leaders have started to give teachers the training and support they need to make sure that pupils learn well across the curriculum. Pupils enjoy taking on extra responsibilities. Older pupils like being ‘playground pals’ and helping their friends during social times. Pupils understand the need to keep healthy, both mentally and physically. They proudly complete their daily mile.