Raising aspirations is at the heart of Court Farm Primary school. Leaders want pupils to do well academically and personally. Pupils are encouraged, challenged and supported to do their best. Leaders are deeply committed to ensuring that pupils can ‘dream, believe, achieve’. Pupils try hard with their learning. They concentrate on what they are doing and enjoy working together. They are getting much better at remembering what they have learned. They love to talk about what they know. They share information and key facts with confidence. Teachers help them to make links between different subjects. Despite extensive building work during the inspection, the school was very calm. Routines and expectations are clear. Everyone focuses on learning. Pupils have positive attitudes and behave well in school. They are polite and use good manners. Pupils show respect to those around them. They are friendly and welcome visitors warmly. Parents and carers say that their children are well cared for. Pupils sense the nurturing environment and say that they feel safe. They develop a good understanding of the difference between bullying and being mean. Adults help them to deal with any bullying if it happens. Relationships across the school are very positive.