Pupils love their school. They are happy and enthusiastic about their experiences. They feel safe and are well cared for. Staff skilfully support pupils who have a worry or if they fall out with a friend. Staff put the well-being and learning of pupils at the centre of all they do. Parents greatly value this. One parent’s comment, typical of many, was: ‘All my children have teachers whose dedication to their craft is humbling.’ Pupils are very well behaved. In lessons they are attentive and respectful towards each other and their teachers. They work well together in pairs and small groups. They listen well to each other. Teachers have high expectations and know their pupils well. Pupils enjoy learning and are keen to do their best. Adults supervise pupils effectively as they move around the school and play outside. The atmosphere throughout the day is orderly. Pupils understand the school values very well. For example, they show respect and perseverance and enjoy receiving golden tickets for doing so. There are no incidents of bullying. Pupils say that bullying does not happen, but they do sometimes fall out with their friends. Adults help to resolve such difficulties.