The six values of respect, hope, kindness, responsibility, strength and unity are threaded through everyday life at Parker’s. Pupils are keen to show these values in their attitudes and in their relationships with each other. Pupils enjoy coming to school. They play happily in the playground, where older pupils look after their younger peers. Adults encourage pupils to work hard and aim high. Pupils feel proud when their efforts are praised. They love to celebrate each other’s achievements in weekly celebration assemblies. Adults have the same ambition for all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils with SEND are fully integrated in school life. Pupils can apply for leadership roles, such as being on the school council or members of the librarian team. They relish the chance to have a say in the running of the school. They know their opinions are valued. Pupils enjoy carefully planned trips that extend their horizons and enrich their learning. These include visits to a nearby wetland centre, Norwich Castle and the Imperial War Museum at Duxford. The school provides a residential trip for the oldest pupils. This helps to promote their independence and resilience.