Pupils value the positive environment at Brompton Hall. They say that teachers know them well and that this helps to make them feel safe. The school has high expectations of pupils and helps them to learn how to live up to these. Across the school, pupils generally behave well. Pupils are helped over time to improve their behaviour. Staff provide careful pastoral support to pupils and help them to learn about their own emotions and choices. Pupils enjoy the praise and rewards they work towards together in their classes. However, some pupils do not display positive attitudes to their learning. Pupils’ attendance is improving but there is still much work to be done. Pupils appreciate that their experience of school has improved recently. However, pupils are not doing as well as they could. The school makes sure that pupils benefit from a range of trips and enrichment activities. Pupils take part in a range of clubs to support their development. Older pupils have access to high-quality support for their future careers, including information about apprenticeships and college visits. This supports their preparation for adulthood.