Most pupils almost burst to share the useful and varied things they learn in school. Their confidence, joy and enthusiasm blend with high levels of respect, excellent manners and developing maturity. Pupils behave well. The school expects much of pupils, inside and outside of lessons. It encourages pupils to learn to be leaders and find their own voice. For example, the ‘charity monitors’ recently led the school’s incredibly successful fundraising for Dementia UK. The spirituality team helped create the beautiful memorial garden. Other possible opportunities include membership of the ‘eco’ team or becoming a ‘house captain’. Sport is a big part of school life. Pupils can choose to compete, aspiring to represent the school at district, county and national levels. Alternatively, pupils can just enjoy taking part, which is equally encouraged and valued. Almost everyone is confident that the school prevents or tackles bullying well. The inspector was pleased to learn that the school is currently introducing a system to help keep better records of incidents to make sure that every issue is properly resolved. The safety, care and nurture of pupils are prioritised above all else. As one pupil put it, ‘The teachers always have your back’.