Charter Primary School does not provide pupils with an adequate standard of education. Leaders care about pupils. They want them to ‘aspire, believe and achieve together’, but this is not successful because staff have very low expectations of them. Some pupils are unhappy in school, and they do not feel safe. At times, on the playground, some pupils do not listen to staff when they are given instructions. Sometimes, a few pupils are aggressive towards each other. Staff do not always deal with pupils’ poor behaviour. The way adults respond to bullying is inconsistent. Because of this, pupils are not confident that they will get help or that bullying will stop. Pupils do not take pride in themselves, their work or the school environment. Some pupils come to school in tracksuits and trainers, and staff let them. By the time pupils leave the school at the end of Year 6, they are not ready for secondary school. Too many cannot read well, and they do not know enough about the world around them.