Pupils enjoy coming to this school and engage happily in activities. Many say their favourite part of the day is seeing their friends. They say that staff are kind and will help them if they have any problems. They like having the ‘worry boxes’ to raise any concerns. Pupils feel safe and are safe. Most pupils like their lessons. They work hard. The very youngest children learn well. As they get older, pupils do not learn as much as they could. This is because adults do not know precisely what they need to teach them. Most pupils behave well. They take turns, are thoughtful, play together and enjoy social times with their friends. A small core of pupils who continue to struggle with their behaviour are not as well supported. Pupils enjoy the extra opportunities, trips and visits they receive. They take part enthusiastically in opportunities such as activities weeks, sports day, the summer fete and the prom. They like to give their views on how the school runs through the school council. They enjoyed interviewing for the new deputy headteacher. Most parents are very positive about the school. They feel leaders and staff work hard for their children. A small but significant number of parents are understandably worried about the turnover of leaders and staff and the large increase in pupil numbers.