Communication and relationships are at the heart of Redscope Primary School. This supports staff, pupils and parents to work together. Leaders have high ambitions for pupils. What is more, the curriculum includes many educational visits and activities to encourage pupils’ personal development. Pupils have frequent opportunities to develop their interests. Leaders ensure that these experiences are purposeful. Experiences range from camping on the school field to completing sponsored walks. Leaders focus on developing pupils’ communication skills. Pupils get the opportunity to apply what they learn in discussions. There is a considered personal, social and health education curriculum. This supports pupils to develop their character. Leaders change lessons to align to pupils’ lives. They learn how to be responsible citizens. This includes meeting local litter picking groups and environmental groups. Pupils are tolerant and respectful. Pupils feel safe. They state that if they have any concerns, there is an adult they can speak to. Pupils say that adults take their concerns and worries seriously, and that any issues or problems get sorted out. Bullying is rare. Pupils understand how their choices and actions can affect others.