Pupils thrive at this small and friendly school. Leaders have thought carefully about ways to develop pupils’ confidence and readiness for the next stages of their education. For instance, each pupil in Year 2 is given a special job to help with the running of the school. Pupils take their responsibilities seriously. They are very proud of the badges stating their roles. Parents told us that their children grow in confidence as they move through the school. Inspectors noted that pupils were articulate, polite and forthcoming. Adults across the school have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour. In the dining hall, for example, pupils learn to use their cutlery and scrape their plates after lunch. In lessons, pupils mostly listen carefully to their teachers. Outside, pupils enjoy playing together. They are active and sometimes just a little boisterous, but adults support them well, ensuring that everyone is happy and safe. Pupils told inspectors that they have plenty of friends and that adults help them. They are not worried about bullying. Pupils enjoy their learning. Teachers plan lessons across a range of subjects, which help pupils to attain well. Expectations are high, and pupils are mostly engaged and industrious.