Saint Augustine’s is a welcoming and inviting place to learn. Pupils are happy and feel safe at school. They described their teachers as friendly, fun and kind. Pupils know how to share any concerns or worries that they may have. The school has high aspirations for pupils’ achievement and well-being. Many pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), achieve well. They are well prepared for life beyond primary school. Pupils behave maturely and respectfully. They strive to uphold the school values of compassion, teamwork and success. Pupils readily talk to visitors and they are eager to share their learning. Pupils listen to each other attentively and play happily together at social times. Pupils in all year groups take great pride in their leadership roles. For example, pupils can be an eco-warrior, a happiness hero, a mental health ambassador or a corridor monitor. Pupils in Years 5 and 6 talked enthusiastically about being positive role models for children in the Reception Year. Pupils enjoy the many after-school clubs on offer, such as choir, cooking, sports and games clubs.