The school operates across three sites. The quality of education depends on which site pupils attend. The King’s Lynn site provides a safe haven for pupils. They say the school is like ‘a massive family’ where they are looked after well, enjoy learning and are helped to make the right choices. On the Norwich and Great Yarmouth sites, pupils also feel safe and value the care provided for them. However, recent staffing changes have led to a decline in teaching and the management of behaviour. Not all pupils behave well enough or attend regularly. Most pupils try their best to gain points that lead to weekly rewards, but a minority regularly misbehave and disrupt learning. Too often, pupils are excluded from school. Staff forge good relations with pupils. They help those who have missed long periods of schooling to re-engage in learning. Pupils are taught how to stay safe. They feel free from bullying and know who to approach if they have concerns. Teachers help pupils gain key skills in English and mathematics. Pupils are well informed about the opportunities available when they leave school. Most Year 11 pupils secure a placement in local colleges.