Pupils are happy to come to St Giles School. They know and trust the staff. Staff use their skills to make sure that all pupils’ needs are met. Bullying is rare, and pupils know how to keep themselves safe. Staff have high expectations of what all pupils can achieve. Pupils have a positive approach towards their work and learning. Pupils behave well at social times and during lessons. As a result, the school is a positive place to learn. Pupils have a strong voice in the school. They help to decide which extra-curricular activities they would like to take part in. This includes a range of activities during the school day. The sporting events and life-skills programmes inspire pupils to do well. Pupils feel listened to and know that their opinions matter. One pupil summed up for others in saying that ‘staff are supportive’ and ‘help us when and where they can. They never fail’.