Pupils enjoy attending Keyingham Primary School. They recognise that adults care for them and support them to succeed. Parents and carers share their children’s positive view of the school. This creates a climate where pupils are able to achieve well. Pupils behave well at school. Incidents such as bullying and other unkind behaviours are rare. Teachers help pupils to resolve these well. This ensures that pupils feel safe at school. Changes to the school, such as those made at social times, have significantly reduced incidents of poor behaviour. Pupils play well together and are inclusive of their peers. Adults teach them to manage risks responsibly when playing with the outdoor equipment. Pupils enjoy the rich opportunities that the school provides. Pupils have opportunities to participate in enrichment activities, clubs and visits. Many pupils hold leadership roles, such as eco-monitors, in the school. The school provides a range of opportunities to learn about careers in the local area. Some pupils visit Driffield Agricultural Show to learn about careers in the agricultural sector. Other pupils benefit from opportunities linked to the curriculum. For example, in science, the school used a planetarium visit to strengthen pupils’ understanding of space.