Pupils, parents and staff share the view that Forest Hills is a happy and safe school. The school community has been through significant changes and is proud of the improvements that have been made. In addition, the school also has a detailed understanding of the further improvements that still need to be made. Leaders, in partnership with the trust, have changed the curriculum to help pupils build more successfully on their prior learning. This curriculum is beginning to enable pupils to make better progress. However, parts of the curriculum are not fully embedded, which limits the progress of some pupils. Pupils’ behaviour is a strength. They learn without distraction and have positive relationships with one another. Parents report that poor behaviour no longer affects their children’s learning. Pupils feel confident that, should they have any worries, they could share them with a trusted adult, who would support them. Pupils understand the importance of being active in their community. Leaders provide many opportunities for them to show kindness to others. Singing at events and raising money for charities prepare pupils to be good citizens. It is an exciting time to be part of this school.