Pupils like coming to school. They enjoy their lessons, including opportunities to learn and explore outdoors. Pupils also take part in many activities outside of lessons. Examples include trips to museums and royal palaces. Teachers have high aspirations for all pupils. They expect pupils to listen carefully and work hard. Staff explain things clearly. This helps pupils to get on with their work. Pupils’ behaviour is typically good. Well-trained staff know how to support pupils if any difficulties do occur. Pupils said that bullying is rare and that adults deal effectively with any incidents that arise. Pupils are respectful of others. Teachers help and reassure pupils if they have any worries. This helps pupils to feel safe. Parents and carers reported that the school has had a very positive impact on their children. One parent commented, ‘It is a pleasure to be involved in such a lovely school community.’ In lessons, pupils are enthusiastic. Most like to join in with discussions and debates. Pupils speak confidently in groups and in performances. They are keen to share their knowledge and are proud of their successes. Pupils try hard to display the characteristics of being a ‘learning wizard’, such as being creative, curious and determined.