Pupils at this school do not achieve well. Leaders’ expectations of what pupils can and should achieve are low. This has led to poorly designed curriculums that are not delivered effectively. Most pupils are happy and settled at school. They enjoy respectful relationships with the adults who care for them well. Some pupils said that a small number of bullying incidents continue after teachers have intervened. However, leaders typically deal with such incidents effectively. Pupils told inspectors that they feel safe in school. Leaders have raised their expectations of pupils’ behaviour around the school. Pupils have responded well to this. However, the attitudes to learning of some pupils do not match up to their mostly good conduct around the school. Pupils carry out charitable work at the local supermarket and they take part in a wide range of events in partnership with the local churches. They benefit from the links that leaders have established with a school in Kenya. Year 6 pupils enjoy a residential visit to Wales to take part in outdoor and adventurous activities.