Pupils feel happy, safe, and well cared for. They enjoy school. Pupils are friendly and welcoming. They are proud of their school and what they achieve. Pupils benefit from a broad and relevant curriculum. This is adapted well to meet their individual needs and to extend their interests. Pupils gain the confidence to express their choices and to communicate their needs. They are well prepared for their next steps in education and for adulthood. However, some pupils do not develop their knowledge and skills in early reading as well as they could. This limits their progress in reading fluency. Relationships between pupils and staff are positive and respectful. Pupils know that staff will listen to them if they have any worries or concerns. Pupils learn strategies that help them to manage their emotions and express their needs. They learn how to keep themselves and others safe when at school, in the wider community and when they are using the internet. Pupils who are members of the school council carry out regular surveys to gain other pupils’ views. They ensure that every member of the school community has a voice. The school council team works together to help make the school even better for everyone.