Walsh CofE Junior School provides a calm and safe place to learn. Pupils attend regularly and enjoy coming to school. Pupils behave well at social times and generally get on well together. They are polite and courteous. Pupils say that recently there has been a greater focus on the school rules, ‘Ready - Safe Respectful’ and behaviour is getting better. Pupils trust most adults to help them if they have a worry or concern. Fewer incidents of bullying are taking place because they are now dealt with quickly by leaders. Leaders are aspirational for pupils and support them to develop personally, during their time in school. Pupils enjoy the trips and visits that enrich the curriculum. They learn about faiths and cultures different to their own. Older pupils spoke about the need to value differences in faith and opinion. Pupils participate regularly in a variety of events to support local and national charities. They are proud to represent the school in community events. A number of pupils take on a range of additional responsibilities, including becoming a school councillor and a reading ambassador.