Pupils are safe and happy at Kingswood School. Pupils enjoy being part of a diverse community of people from all over the world. They build positive and respectful relationships with their teachers and peers. Pupils develop resilience and become confident in all aspects of school life. They are proud of their school and eager to take on leadership responsibilities, such as school councillors and ‘peer mediators’. Pupils’ behaviour is exemplary in lessons. Pupils are polite and courteous to all. They listen respectfully to each other when sharing views or discussing learning. Pupils understand the different forms of bullying. It is managed effectively if it occurs. Pupils say peer mediators quickly step in if there are any unkind actions. Pupils know adults are on hand to deal with any issues, if their own efforts have not resolved the problem. Leaders and staff have high expectations of pupils. Learning is not limited, and every pupil is supported to achieve exceptionally well. Pupils enjoy their learning, and the oldest pupils say they ‘would be sad to leave’ the school. Leaders provide a vast range of enrichment activities. These include residential visits to Wales, and visits to their local mosque and church. Pupils also benefit from lunchtime and after-school activities. For instance, cricket and science clubs assist in further developing pupils’ skills and talents.