Pupils at Mehria Primary School grow into resilient and confident individuals. Pupils are polite and respectful to each other and the adults that look after them. Pupils enjoy their learning. They study a broad curriculum that teaches them to be positive learners and good citizens. Pupils enthuse about the knowledge they have gained in subjects such as history. They learn about British values, different faiths and the different families that make up society. Pupils learn to love reading. They read with increased confidence and fluency. Teachers provide ample opportunities for pupils to practise their reading skills in lessons and catch up if they fall behind. Pupils behave well in and out of the classroom. They forge productive relationships with each other and with staff. Pupils speak highly about the different ways adults support them to improve their work. Pupils play well with each other at breaktimes and lunchtimes. The school is a safe place for pupils to learn. They feel safe and say that adults sort out the rare instances of bullying that occur. Pupils move onto their next stage of education equipped with the knowledge and skills they need for future learning.