Pupils have a spring in their step. During morning break, they all ran, along with a few teachers, their daily mile. After four laps of the field, they were pleased with their efforts and had rosy cheeks to show for it. The whole school community is proud of the successful fundraising through a sponsored run during the pandemic. Pupils say behaviour is good. Adults swiftly deal with any minor disputes fairly. Pupils are unaware of any bullying. They talk thoughtfully about racism, sexism, toxic relationships and gender stereotypes. Pupils said their self-portraits showed they are ‘all different, unique and special’. Younger pupils’ hall display shows they should not let ‘little worries turn into worry monsters’. Pupils know how to stay safe. In Year 6, a display of ‘helping hands’ reminds them of the five trusted adults who they can turn to if worried or upset. All adults have high expectations of pupils in school. Pupils in turn set targets for themselves. They aspire to be respectful, ready to learn and independent. The school’s good reputation in the community is burgeoning. Parents’ feedback during the inspection was uniformly positive.