Pupils are proud to be part of this small, rural school. They enjoy coming to school to learn and to be with their friends. There is rarely any issue of disagreement or bullying. If there were, pupils say that staff would sort it out, stopping it from happening again. Across the school, pupils behave well. They are polite and courteous. Teachers expect pupils to work hard in lessons. Learning is hardly ever disrupted. Pupils listen to teachers and each other. They respect how others may be different from themselves. As one pupil said, ‘Everyone is different. We need to look after everyone.’ Pupils experience a range of activities alongside their usual lessons. Pupils are taught about how to keep active. A variety of physical education activities at lunch and after school are available to all. Pupils learn how to keep healthy and look after themselves. In science, for instance, pupils learn about nutritious diets and the impact of this on their teeth. Pupils’ social and emotional development are supported well.