Pupils are well cared for, happy and safe. They value the positive relationships they build with adults. Pupils know that there are trusted adults they can speak with should they have any concerns or worries. Pupils value the ‘five golden rules’ and the rewards they can receive to celebrate their positive behaviour. Pupils say that if any bullying happens, it is dealt with by adults well. They enjoy learning in the extensive woodland within the school grounds. This helps them to develop valuable skills such as identifying and managing personal risks, including when touching things that might hurt them or climbing trees. Pupils enjoy swimming in the school’s own pool and taking part in sports. They learn how to keep themselves physically and mentally healthy and to make responsible choices about what they eat. Pupils like the opportunities they have to learn to cook healthy meals. Pupils enjoy listening to stories and can talk about their favourite authors. Adults support pupils well to catch up so they become confident readers. Most pupils have experienced disrupted learning throughout their education. Leaders make sure that staff help new pupils with any immediate social and emotional needs. As a result, pupils are ready and want to learn with their classmates.