Pupils at Roundswell Community Primary Academy are happy, confident learners. They benefit from a deep sense of care, warmth and nurture from the dedicated staff team. Parents report that ‘staff really care’. Pupils use their ‘learning power puppets’ to develop resilience and curiosity. For example, ‘persevering Pete’ supports pupils to work hard and try again if they make a mistake. Pupils understand how to behave well. They learn about the importance of respect and making good choices. As soon as children start school, staff ably support them in the early years to play well with others. Pupils understand that it is important to be kind. For the most part, pupils listen well in lessons, and disruption to learning is very rare. Pupils enjoy learning and talk positively about the subjects they study. They learn about the community in which they live. This is carefully planned into the curriculum. More recently, pupils have joined in with the newly established extracurricular clubs, which includes art and football.