Pupils are proud of their school. They know that they are expected to work hard and behave well, and they do. Pupils move sensibly and calmly around the school. They apply themselves to their studies and are keen to achieve well. They are pleased when they are successful and show a joy in learning together. Demonstrating respect is important here. Pupils know that everyone is valued and included. This helps to ensure that school is a harmonious and happy place for them. Parents are positive about the school, which they frequently describe as caring and friendly. Pupils feel safe. They are confident that staff will listen and respond if they have any concerns. This means that they do not worry about bullying. Any issues are quickly resolved. Pupils describe their school as a place of peace and a source of inspiration. There are plenty of opportunities for pupils to be part of the wider life of the school. They can be reading buddies, anti-bullying ambassadors or part of the eco committee. Pupils relish these roles and perform their duties diligently. Pupils enjoy learning about themselves and the world around them through taking part in activities, such as ‘well-being Wednesday’.