Corpus Christi Catholic College is a welcoming school where pupils are safe. Most pupils say they have an adult in school who they can talk to if they have concerns. The school has recently expanded its pastoral team. Parents and pupils value the quality of pastoral care at the school. Most pupils enjoy school. However, bullying happens and some pupils say the school does not always deal with it effectively. After a period of decline in attainment standards, the school has recently taken appropriate steps to begin to bring about much needed improvements. Most lessons are orderly. However, parents have expressed their concerns that expectations for behaviour and learning are not as high in some lessons as they are in others. Inspectors agree. Due to variable expectations, pupils tend not to achieve as well as they could. The school offers pupils a range of extra-curricular clubs to take part in, such as chess, reading, drama and a range of sports. Pupils have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills by being prefects and members of the school council. Pupils who hold leadership roles are proud to attend the school and feel like they have a voice.