Pupils are proud to attend their school. They describe the school as being a ‘kind and friendly’ place. Pupils are happy and safe. They say that bullying does not happen as staff help them to resolve friendship issues quickly. Parents and carers describe the school as a ‘caring community’. Pupils behave well. They follow the school’s values in all that they do. They are polite and show each other and adults respect. They learn to celebrate difference. Staff help pupils to develop an awareness of how to care for others. For example, the school council organises ‘Foodbank Friday’ collections. Each year, leaders plan pupils’ personal development carefully. Pupils appreciate the enriching experiences available for them to try. They enjoy a wide range of clubs, such as lunchtime sports clubs with coaches. Year 6 pupils say their residential visit gives them confidence and inspiration to try new things. Staff encourage pupils to take on roles of responsibility. For example, pupils represent the school as elected members of the Trowbridge Youth Parliament. They know they can make a difference in the future. Pupils are well prepared for the next stage of education.