Pupils enjoy attending this caring school. They delight in welcoming visitors. Pupils politely ask how visitors are and are quick to engage in friendly conversation. The school has high expectations for pupils’ behaviour and achievement. Pupils respond to this well. They actively engage in their learning and are keen to share their ideas. For example, in phonics lessons, pupils love to spot familiar words. They are keen to take risks in sharing their ideas. Even if pupils are not sure of an answer, they will try. Pupils achieve well in end of key stage tests and assessments. Pupils have a trusted adult in the school. They know bullying sometimes happens, but the school takes this very seriously. Pupils are safe in the school. Pupils enjoy their school environment. The extensive school grounds give pupils opportunities to play. They make good use of the climbing equipment, use tricycles in early years and play an array of different sports. Children in early years enjoy their weekly visit to the local allotment. They learn about how produce grows. Older pupils enjoy their Year 6 residential. The planned trips and visits give pupils a broad and enriching experience.