There is a happy and positive atmosphere at both the primary and secondary sites of Aurora Redehall School. Pupils appreciate the small class sizes and the high levels of support they receive from staff. Pupils say this means they can always get help with their learning or wider concerns. Pupils feel safe. Relationships between staff and pupils are warm, supportive and respectful. The school has consistent expectations for pupils to work hard and high ambitions for their achievement. Most pupils rise to these expectations. Pupils are proud of their learning and enjoy a range of subjects, including mathematics and art. Pupils’ workbooks show an extensive quantity of work and progress through the curriculum. Pupils gain qualifications and develop ambition for their adult lives. Younger pupils learn to read well. At the primary site, a culture for reading is established. Pupils learn about the school’s values, such as ambition and trust. Their learning about morals and the wonder of the world is extensive. Pupils are supported to develop and widen their interests, including through trips, visits and clubs. Staff skilfully support pupils to manage and regulate their behaviour. Consequently, attitudes to learning are strong and little learning time is lost.