Pupils are proud to be members of Rawdhatul Uloom Islamic Primary School. They enjoy learning and socialising with their friends. Pupils form strong and trusting bonds with staff and each other. They told inspectors that they can talk to any member of staff if they are worried. Pupils were confident that their concerns would be dealt with swiftly. This makes pupils feel happy and safe at school. Pupils are highly respectful to staff and each other. They have a strong sense of social justice. Pupils raise funds for many different charitable causes, including recent disaster appeals. They understand fundamental British values, including the rule of law and democratic principles. Pupils know that discrimination of any kind is wrong. They told inspectors that people should not be treated differently because of what they look like or believe in. Staff expect pupils to achieve highly and to behave well. Pupils respond well to these expectations, and this helps to ensure that the school is a calm and purposeful place where pupils learn well in a range of different subjects. Pupils are responsible citizens. For example, Year 5 and Year 6 pupils enjoy looking after and mentoring their younger peers in the Reception class. Pupils look forward to trips and visits, such as to theme parks. Visits to local places of interest, including a castle, and regional museums, help to bring the curriculum to life and consolidate pupils’ learning.