Pupils enjoy attending Richard Whittington Primary School. They are happy, safe and well cared for. Pupils, parents and carers confirm this. Pupils get on well with their classmates, their teachers and other staff. Pupils speak confidently about how adults help them. Pupils say that bullying and acts of unkindness are rare. Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) are integrated well into lessons and enjoy all aspects of school life. Pupils respond well to their teachers’ high expectations of learning and behaviour. They are keen to learn because teachers plan interesting and exciting learning activities for them. Pupils model the school’s values, including ‘wanting to do the best you can in everything you do’. They share their ideas with, and listen respectfully to, other pupils. Pupils talk confidently and articulately to adults. Pupils appreciate the range of clubs and after-school activities that are available to them. Pupils enjoy reading and being read to. They say that there is a much better selection of books available to them this year compared with last year. Breaks and lunchtimes are harmonious affairs. Pupils benefit from a range of playground equipment that helps to keep them fit.