Pupils are happy and said how much they love the school. This is because leaders and school staff created a warm, secure environment for children and pupils. Pupils are safe in school. Parents and carers appreciate the care and security that school staff provide. Pupils behave well and are very respectful towards adults and each other. Pupils said that bullying does not occur. However, leaders have systems in place and respond to any incidents that may arise. Leaders encourage pupils to respect cultural traditions and beliefs other than their own. For instance, pupils learn about Diwali and Easter. Pupils read books and take part in activities to promote their preparation for life in modern Britain. For example, pupils enjoyed visiting a Chinese supermarket when they learned about Chinese New Year. Leaders have started to make necessary changes to the school’s curriculum since the headteacher joined the school in January 2022. Leaders have prioritised making changes to the way reading and mathematics are taught. Leaders are in the process of moving to alternative approaches to teaching phonics and mathematics. Leaders also plan to make improvements to the curriculum in other subjects.