Pupils are happy at school. They work hard and enjoy the challenges that new learning presents. Pupils behave well. Pupils said that behaviour is good and much improved this year. They said that name-calling and bullying do not happen. They said that leaders deal with any poor behaviour fairly so that it is not repeated. Pupils try their best to live out the gospel values of the school. They said that they try to be resilient and show perseverance. They said that this helps them to power through the day and not to get disheartened when they make mistakes. Pupils’ achievement at the end of Year 6 reflects leaders’ high expectations. Pupils, including disadvantaged pupils and those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), achieve much better than other pupils nationally in reading, writing and mathematics. Pupils enjoy the wide range of clubs and sports offered. Pupils thoroughly enjoyed taking part in a national project that enabled them to showcase their design and technology construction skills. Pupils feel safe in school because teachers look after them well. Pupils are knowledgeable about how to stay safe while walking and cycling to school. They know how to stay safe online.