Pupils are proud to be a part of St Bega’s Catholic Primary School. They are polite, respectful and friendly towards each other and adults. Pupils value the praise and care they receive from staff. They work together to earn their ‘house points’ and enjoy celebrating each other’s achievements in weekly assemblies. Pupils relish the opportunities they have to contribute to the life of the school and its community. This develops their sense of citizenship. Pupils learn about their local area and especially its historical importance. Pupils behave well. There are high expectations for how pupils should behave in lessons and around school. Pupils meet these expectations very well. The school prioritises improving pupils’ attendance. This work is having a positive impact. Most pupils attend school regularly and on time. The school has high expectations for all pupils’ academic success. The curriculum is ambitious. Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive the support they need. Pupils, including those with SEND, achieve well. The school teaches pupils how to recognise risks online and in the local area. Being so close to the coast, water safety is a particular priority. Pupils know how to stay safe.