Pupils attending Bluebell Park School are happy and settled. Pupils, including those in the early years and the sixth form, cherish the friendships that they make in school. They know how to get on with each other and they work well together. Leaders deal effectively with any incidents of bullying if they should occur. Pupils feel confident to approach staff if they have any worries or concerns. As a result, pupils feel safe in school. Leaders and staff have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour and achievement. Pupils rise to these aspirations and strive to do their best. They respect their teachers and engage well in classroom activities. Pupils, including students in the sixth form, are supported to develop their independence and communication skills. This helps pupils to achieve their individual targets. Pupils engage well with a wide range of opportunities that promote their personal development. They have recently enjoyed their choir performance in Prescott town centre. Pupils enjoy making and selling products for their local pop-up shop. They also relish opportunities to practise their communication skills during visits to local garden centres and superstores. Pupils attend residentials and take part in charitable initiatives. This builds pupils' confidence to interact with others in a range of settings.