Pupils at Greenhill Primary School typically achieve well. They know that their teachers expect the very best of them. Most pupils enjoy their learning and take a great deal of pride in their work. They are confident that their friends and staff will help them if they struggle. Leaders have equally high expectations of pupils’ behaviour. Pupils’ conduct embodies the school’s values. They proudly display the badges that they have earned through demonstrating these values around school. Pupils treat each other with kindness and respect. Leaders have suitable systems in place to address any incidents of bullying swiftly and effectively. As a result, pupils feel happy and safe in school. Pupils enjoy a range of clubs and activities that enhance their wider development. All pupils are encouraged to be fully involved in school life. For example, during the inspection, pupils in Year 6 were preparing to perform a musical production for their families and guests. Staff had thought carefully to provide a range of roles that enabled all pupils to proudly participate. Older pupils relish the opportunities that they have to take on responsibilities, such as supporting their younger peers by organising playtime activities or listening to them read. Pupils have a strong voice through the active pupil parliament.