Pupils are clear that they are happy at Cann Bridge. They enjoy warm relationships with the adults who help them, and trust that they will keep them safe. Pupils know the behaviours adults expect of them. Pupils strive to meet these expectations by behaving well in class and during social times. Pupils enjoy school. They are keen to learn and take part in what the school has to offer. However, the school recognises that there is more work to do to ensure that pupils achieve well. For example, in some subjects, the school is not clear on the knowledge and skills it wants pupils, from the youngest to the oldest, to learn. As a result, pupils do not build a deep understanding of these subjects. Pupils are eager to be involved in the wider responsibilities the school offers. They enjoy the election process for the school council. They welcome the opportunities to be involved in the decisions the school makes, for example leading on recycling projects and the purchase of the buddy bench. Such activities help to develop pupils’ social and leadership skills.