Pupils at Kings’ Forest enjoy an education that enables them to be creative, curious and confident. They develop a strong sense of their place in the world as citizens of their school and the wider community. Pupils live out the school’s vision that each individual will ‘aspire, believe, explore and achieve’. Parents value the effort that staff make to develop their children’s learning. One parent said: ‘My child’s needs change often, yet every time the school manages to match what she needs and respond with fresh ideas to try.’ The school provides a range of extra-curricular opportunities to enhance pupils’ experiences. These excite pupils and help them to develop their understanding and see new places. For example, the recent science week brought visitors into school to inspire a love of engineering. One pupil said he is now aiming to be an engineer so that he can ‘clean the water around the SS Great Britain in Bristol’. Pupils say this is an ‘anti-bullying school’. Their behaviour showcases the expectations of ‘respectful, responsible, kind and positive’. Pupils are polite, caring and support each other well. They have high levels of trust in the staff and feel safe and comfortable talking to adults if they need help.