This school has improved a lot since its last inspection. Everyone we spoke to on the inspection told us this. They think that the new headteacher and her leadership team have worked hard to make the school a better place. This is true. However, leaders know they still have work to do. Some subjects are not planned effectively or taught well enough. Pupils do not learn as well as they should. Pupils enjoy school. They like their lessons and want to do well. Every pupil we met was polite and friendly. They know the importance of good manners. Pupils told inspectors that bullying does not happen often. When it does, staff act quickly to deal with it. Pupils’ behaviour in lessons is very good. Teachers can get on with teaching and do not have to deal with poor behaviour. At playtime, pupils know how to behave. Any rough behaviour is not tolerated. Pupils told us about the ‘two strike rule’. They say this makes them think carefully about how to react if someone annoys them. Pupils feel safe at school. They trust their teachers and know there is always someone they can talk to if they have concerns.