Pupils told inspectors that Olive High is a safe place. They explained that staff care for them well. They know that their teachers will help them if they have any worries. Pupils greet staff and visitors warmly and get on well with each other. Their broad smiles are a sign that they enjoy coming to school. Pupils know that leaders expect them to do their best in every aspect of school life. Pupils work hard to live up to leaders’ ambitions for them to become influential, British Muslim women of the 21st century. The first group of pupils to leave Year 11 did so with the qualifications that they need to support them in the next stage of their education. Pupils behave exceptionally well, which helps them to learn successfully. They show strong self-discipline and respect for each other and for adults. Pupils made it clear that leaders do not put up with bullying of any kind. Leaders deal with it swiftly and decisively when it happens. Pupils’ education goes well beyond their academic subjects. They enjoy high-quality opportunities to develop their character through programmes such as the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme. They understand fundamental British values and learn respect for the range of differences that people have.