The school has high expectations of pupils’ behaviour. Pupils rise to these expectations. The school is calm and orderly. Pupils are confident that staff will sort out any misbehaviour. They say that staff are supportive and help them with any worries they have. Leaders aspire for pupils to learn well, which many do. However, some curriculum subjects are in the early stages of implementation. Some pupils have gaps in their knowledge and skills. They do not achieve as well as they could. Pupils enjoy school. They develop strong and trusting relationships with their peers and staff. Pupils learn to become active citizens and contribute to the life of the school. They enjoy being school council members, eco warriors and play leaders. Pupils are respectful. They understand the fundamental British values, including those of equality and the rule of law. They organise Christmas fairs and raise funds for different charities. They value their community and enjoy singing at different venues, including residential care homes. Pupils can develop their talents in different areas of sport. They hone their skills playing various musical instruments. These include the piano, guitar and drums. Pupils enjoy educational trips and visits, including to the Filey coast. Year 6 pupils relish their annual residential learning, where they engage in team building and orienteering activities.