Pupils get a brilliant education in most subjects. They reach high standards and are more than ready for secondary school by the time they leave. In lessons and outside, pupils follow leaders’ high expectations and treat others fairly. This means that everyone can get on with their work and enjoy playtimes. Older pupils do much to help out. From playground buddies to digital leaders, healthy eating champions and more, many pupils take a lead in helping each day to run safely and smoothly. Bullying is not a problem, although staff and pupils watch out for it and know what to do if it happens. Staff are kind, cheerful and chatty. They organise many exciting events and interesting lessons. When children first start school, staff make sure that they settle in quickly and feel happy, secure and valued. The curriculum is broad and packed full of things to do, but a small number of subjects are not organised as well as they could be. Pupils, parents and carers and staff praise the school and its strong leadership. Inspectors agree that leaders have continued to improve the school. They have ensured a good education and excellent care and support for all in the school community.