Pupils respect one another and relationships between staff and pupils are good. Staff have consistently high expectations of pupils and want them to be the very best that they can be. The ‘JC promises’ help pupils to understand what good behaviour looks like. Parents speak highly of the school, with comments such as: ‘This school is a community as well as a place of learning.’ Pupils enjoy a wide range of clubs and activities. They are enthusiastic about the responsibilities they are given in school, for example, being part of the eco committee and faith council. They explain their views in a mature and considerate way. They are sensitive to the needs of others. Leaders are ambitious for pupils to have a range of interesting experiences both in and out of school. Outdoor learning enriches the curriculum. It helps pupils learn to work together and support one another. Pupils enjoy learning sophisticated vocabulary and discussing interesting issues. Pupils told me they love to read and be read to from a wide range of books. Pupils say that bullying rarely happens. They feel safe because adults listen to them. They know that adults are quick to sort out any problems they might have.