Pupils at The Hinckley School are polite and respectful. The vast majority of pupils say that they are happy here. There is a real sense of community in the school shared by pupils and staff. The school has high aspirations for all pupils. Pupils in Year 7 are well supported in ‘The Bridge’ to help them make the transition from primary school. Strong pastoral guidance continues through the school. Students in the sixth form value the personalised support they get to help them realise their ambitions. Most pupils behave well. Staff deal with behaviour fairly. Pupils learn about positive relationships and how to get along with one another. The school teaches pupils about risks they may face in the wider world. Pupils learn how to keep themselves safe. All pupils have access to a wide range of enrichment activities that they can attend at lunchtimes or after school. These include music, drama, computer programming and geology. The school ensures that disadvantaged pupils can benefit from these opportunities.