Deaf Hill Primary School is an inclusive and happy school where pupils get the help they need to achieve their best. Pupils are well looked after. Pupils said that they enjoy school. They are keen to participate. Pupils concentrate well in lessons and develop very positive attitudes to learning. They value the strong relationships they form with staff. Leaders have high aspirations for all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils enjoy reading and they know the importance of being a good reader. They have plenty of opportunities to read to adults in school and to be read to. Leaders are determined that pupils will enjoy a wealth of experiences at school. Pupils have many opportunities to take part in a range of clubs and after-school activities. For example, they can try out sports activities such as fencing, or other activities such as learning to knit with the ‘Knitting Nanas’. Pupils are respectful of staff and each other. They know right from wrong. Pupils say that bullying is very rare. Pupils and parents say that they can speak to any adult in the school and know they will provide them with the help they need.