Pupils at St Mary’s Fields Primary School live by the school values of being ‘safe, motivated and friendly’. They experience an inclusive and supportive environment. Pupils shared that they enjoy learning at this school and have lots of friends. Those who joined the school from other countries say they feel welcome. Pupils have very positive relationships with staff. One parent, typical of many, shared that ‘staff go above and beyond to create a wonderful environment to nurture, stimulate and support my child’. Pupils feel safe. Leaders have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour. Pupils behave well. They like attending school. If pupils have any concerns, they know they can tell a trusted adult, who will respond appropriately. Some teachers’ expectations for pupils’ academic achievement are not as high as they could be. Pupils do not develop detailed knowledge of the subjects they study in every subject and in every classroom. Pupils benefit from a wide range of clubs and activities. Many pupils take part in Vitamin P club, chess club and sporting activities. Pupils develop leadership skills by taking part in the eco-committee and the school council or by becoming pupil librarians.