Pupils are happy at Broadlands Hall. Most pupils arrive having experienced significant disruption to their schooling. Passionate and dedicated staff support pupils to re-engage with education. Staff take the time to understand pupils’ individual needs. They are tenacious at putting in place the right support for pupils. This helps pupils to begin to close the gaps in knowledge that they may have. The school has high expectations of pupils. Staff establish clear routines for behaviour. This helps pupils to manage their feelings and emotions. Pupils behave very well throughout the day. They work hard in their lessons and try to do their best. Pupils value the extra-curricular activities the school organises. They love cycling around Grafham Water, visiting a zoo for the first time, or going to view the FA cup for example. Pupils appreciate the opportunities the school provides for them to take up positions of responsibility. The school council look forward to being able to influence what happens in school. They are proud that their peers have elected them to do this. Pupils across the school learn about caring for animals when feeding Sonic and Trevor the guinea pigs or gently patting Figueroa the cat.