St Rose’s is a happy and calm place to learn. Pupils are kind and confident to be themselves. They are curious about the world around them and ask questions to deepen their learning. Pupils approach visitors with respect and engage in an articulate way. Pupils have positive relationships with staff. Pupils enjoy learning a varied and well-sequenced curriculum. They recall what they have learned with enthusiasm. Pupils like the challenge of learning new things. From early years, children learn phonics and they become confident readers and achieve well. Pupils know what bullying is and know what it means to be a good friend. They trust adults to help them and they feel safe. Pupils behave well. In lessons, they listen and follow instructions attentively. Pupils take part in a range of after-school clubs, including dance, drama and construction clubs. They enjoy their trips and talk about how these link to their learning, such as the trip to a castle linked to history. Some pupils hold responsibility as part of the ‘Dom Squad’. They help to create community events and vote for changes in the school. Pupils would welcome further opportunities to contribute to wider school life.