Pupils are successful here. This is because staff are caring and knowledgeable. Staff consider pupils’ needs when making decisions about how and what to teach. They know all the pupils well. As a result, pupils are happy and safe here. They like learning how to read and write and they like finding out about the wider world. All pupils are expected to be kind and courteous. Pupils learn important routines like how to line up. This makes the day flow smoothly and helps pupils to learn respect for one another and the school environment. Adults model politeness and pupils emulate this behaviour. If a pupil gets it wrong, then staff help them to put it right. Lunchtimes and playtimes give pupils a sense of community and opportunities to make new friends. Every year, pupils take part in a nativity play. Pupils also go on a range of trips, for example, to the local church or on the King’s Lynn ferry. The school finds creative ways to introduce pupils to different cultures. For example, through hosting a school food festival to celebrate pupils’ different backgrounds.