Oswaldtwistle West End Primary is a friendly, welcoming school. Pupils are happy here. Kind staff know pupils well and give them the support that they need to succeed. This helps pupils to feel well cared for and safe. The school is keen for all pupils to achieve well. The improvements that the school has made to the curriculum help pupils to learn successfully across most subjects. Staff make careful adaptations to help pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) to learn well. Pupils learn and play well together. They enjoy breaktimes and make full use of the school’s well-resourced grounds. For example, pupils enjoy playing football, basketball or chatting with each other. Older pupils show the youngest pupils how to behave well and how to make good friends. Pupils said that they value the time that they spend in the school’s wildlife area, learning about the school’s bees. The school helps pupils to develop as kind and caring citizens. For example, pupils take part in litter picking around the local area. They learn about environmental issues and how to care for the world around them. The school choir enjoys singing at community events.