Pupils are proud to attend Merriott Primary School. They describe the school as a kind and welcoming place. Pupils talk confidently about how the school values help them to try their best and be accepting of others. The executive headteacher and her staff have high expectations for pupils’ behaviour and conduct. This starts in the early years, where children listen to instructions and behave well. Pupils are polite and courteous. They know what staff expect of them, both in and outside the classroom. Disruption is rare. If it does occur, staff deal with it quickly and effectively. Pupils feel safe. Parents agree. Pupils value the positive relationships they have with staff. They say that adults support them if they need to share any worries. Pupils say that bullying does not happen. If it were to occur, they are confident that adults would deal with it quickly. Pupils enjoy the range of clubs on offer to them, such as art, netball and cooking. They value their roles as members of the school council, playground monitors, and buddies. Pupils say that these roles make them feel proud and help them to set a positive example to others.