Pupils are looked after well. Relationships between staff and pupils are positive. Most pupils attend school well. Each morning, many arrive early to enjoy breakfast club. One pupil said, ‘You can be nourished here. Then you’re ready for learning.’ Pupils’ enthusiasm is sparked by learning about lots of different subjects. They are inquisitive about the world around them. Some pupils cannot read as well as they should. This limits what they can learn about the world through books and other texts. Nearly every pupil takes part in the different activities on offer. For instance, they go to the pantomime, learn to play the violin and often go out into ‘the great outdoors’. Pupils particularly enjoyed learning about the plague when they visited the museum at Eyam. Pupils behave well. They respect each other and adults. However, some pupils do not always take care when running around the playground or when playing with outdoor equipment. Most pupils know about bullying. They are confident an adult will sort it out well if it happens. Some pupils are not clear about the difference between bullying and other poor behaviour.