Pupils enjoy their time at Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School. Pupils are happy and get on well with each other. Older pupils, for instance, look after younger children on the playground. Older pupils enjoy this responsibility and their ‘jobs’, such as being play leaders or part of the ‘student council’. Pupils behave well. They feel safe and are well looked after. Everyone has high expectations of how pupils should behave. Poor behaviour is not a problem and lessons are rarely disrupted. If there is a disagreement or an incident of bullying, staff quickly sort it out. Pupils enjoy the range of different rewards for when they show great effort or good behaviour. The school is a harmonious community with a culture of mutual respect and tolerance. The school’s ‘Book Bingo’ is well liked by pupils. It enables pupils to read a range of different books that they might not normally consider. Pupils value this opportunity and talk excitedly about the books they have read. Author visits strengthen pupils’ enjoyment of reading. A growing number of trips and experiences compliment the curriculum. Pupils enjoy the whole-school trip to the beach and the opportunity to attend a residential trip.