Pupils enjoy coming to their happy and inclusive school. There is a strong ethos of mutual respect, courtesy and care for others. Sixth-form students play an active role in school life. They enjoy leadership responsibilities, such as supporting younger pupils with their reading. Pupils feel safe and well cared for. They know that there is always someone to go to if they have any worries. Should any bullying or harassment occur, pupils trust that staff will listen and deal with it quickly. Parents and carers particularly value how well staff support pupils and promote their well-being. One parent said, ‘Our children thrive here because teachers always go the extra mile.’ Overall, pupils behave well in lessons and around school. They value the educational opportunities that they receive and want to succeed. Knowing their teachers have high expectations and want the very best for them encourages pupils to take pride in their work. Pupils confidently ask for help when they need it. Pupils benefit from the wide range of interesting and exciting extra-curricular clubs on offer. These include sports, drama, music, debating and maths gym. They have a well-rounded understanding of issues linked to equality and diversity.