Pupils enjoy coming to North Molton Primary School. They describe the school as a friendly and welcoming place, where new pupils settle quickly. Pupils understand how the school’s values help them to be kind, respectful and to give their best. Parents and carers are overwhelmingly positive. Many comment on the positive start children make and the way in which staff support and care for pupils. The headteacher and her staff have high expectations for pupils’ behaviour. Pupils are polite and courteous. They understand the school rules and follow them well. This starts in the early years, where children listen carefully, play well and respect one another. Pupils feel safe. Parents agree. Pupils value the positive relationships they have with staff. They trust adults to help them with any worries they have or to resolve any disagreements that may happen, in a kind and sensitive way. Pupils enjoy a wide range of clubs and visits, such as gardening, yoga, music and watching a symphony orchestra. They value becoming members of the school council and the fundraising work they do for charities. Pupils say that these roles make them feel responsible and allow them to set a positive example to others.