Cockfield Church of England Primary School is a school where pupils feel happy and safe. They trust staff to look after them. Pupils think of school as a caring family and will be sad to leave. Parents and carers agree that their children are well cared for. ‘This is a lovely school that encourages our children to be the best they can be,’ is typical of parents’ views. Leaders set high expectations for pupils’ behaviour and want them to do their best. Pupils understand how they are expected to behave and most behave well. Staff act quickly to improve pupils’ behaviour on the few occasions when it is required. Pupils say that bullying is rare. They are confident that if it happens, adults sort it out quickly. Leaders ensure that there are lots of memorable trips linked to pupils’ learning. Pupils enjoy learning and the extra activities provided for them. They work hard for their community. They raise money for charities, for example by holding a Macmillan coffee morning and supporting the NSPCC. Pupils take part in many sporting activities and clubs, including gym and rock band. Pupils of all ages are proud to serve on the school council.