The leadership team has maintained the good quality of education in the school since the last inspection. You inspire the whole school community to support the learning, progress and personal development of the pupils. Under your leadership, the governors, staff, pupils and parents work together to create a culture where all are included. The comments received from the parents who responded to Ofsted’s online Parent View survey were fulsome in their praise of the school’s work. Parents typically value this ‘supportive, multi-cultural community in the centre of the city’ which responds well to challenges such as the high turnover of university families. The values of pupils of different faiths and of none are respected within the Christian ethos of the school. This is evident in events such as international evenings where families are encouraged to draw on their diverse cultural heritage to widen pupils’ understanding of the world. Pupils support each other considerately in lessons and at play. They are encouraged to think about how they can improve their work and learn from their mistakes. They enjoy a wide range of trips and clubs including the arts, animation, Lego, French and various sports supported by Exeter City Football Club. The school makes good use of its primary physical education and sport funding to encourage pupils to participate in a wide range of sport. In addition, it hires a specialist teacher from a local secondary school to train the staff, for example, in teaching gymnastics.