Daily life at Catchgate Primary School is underpinned by a strong focus on well-being. Leaders have created a culture of acceptance and respect. Pupils are taught how to recognise and understand their emotions. Pupils are proud of their roles as well-being ‘warriors’. They take this responsibility seriously. Pupils look after each other. Parents and carers appreciate being part of this welcoming community. Pupils are safe and happy here. Pupils know what bullying is and what they should do if it happens. Pupils explain that they get clear and regular messages about why bullying is unacceptable. They are confident that adults would take bullying seriously. If it happens, they know that adults will sort it out. Leaders are aspirational for the future of their pupils. This is particularly evident in the focus on careers throughout the curriculum. Even the youngest children learn about the world of work. Older pupils learn about the full range of pathways and options open to them. Pupils engage with a wide range of external visitors who come to the school to discuss their careers. Leaders understand the importance of pupils having these experiences so that they can aim high.