Baginton Fields School offers pupils a wide range of experiences. Pupils enjoy and flourish from these. They are eager to talk about them with visitors and to each other. Pupils are happy and safe here. Relationships between pupils are positive and respectful. They behave well around school. At breaktime pupils appreciate the sensory garden. This is a little haven for them to enjoy some quiet time. Come rain or shine, pupils play on the school field every day. Muddy boots line the corridors after breaktime each day. The school has its own small farm. Pupils learn how to care for the goats, chickens and rabbits. They learn how to keep the area clean. This teaches pupils how to be responsible and caring. The school carefully considers pupils’ next destinations. There are high aspirations for pupils’ lives after Baginton Fields School. The curriculum supports pupils towards their next destinations, such as supported employment, further training or independent living. Pupils know how to ask for help. Pupils who do not use words to communicate are taught how to sign and use symbols. They can name adults who will help them when they are worried. Staff know how to spot the signs of potential abuse for all pupils.