Pupils are happy and safe at Holy Family Catholic High School. The school is an orderly place to learn. Staff and pupils get on well together. The Catholic character of the school has a strong influence on pupils’ development. Pupils enjoy coming to school. They have positive attitudes in lessons. If poor behaviour does happen, teachers deal with it so that other pupils can get on with their learning. Pupils told us they enjoy being prefects. They enjoy helping other pupils and arranging school activities. Many pupils take part in after-school activities. For example, they were very enthusiastic about the new combined cadet force. Staff have high expectations of all pupils. They make sure that all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), have the chance to study the full range of subjects offered. The school makes sure that pupils have the chance to choose subjects which help them with their next steps in education and for life after school. Pupils told us they feel safe and well cared for in school. Every pupil we spoke to told us that bullying is rare. They said, if it does happen, staff sort it out so that it stops.