Woodcote Primary is a welcoming and inclusive school. Pupils are safe and happy here. Pupils celebrate difference and enthusiastically take part in events including ‘culture day’. They learn about inspirational figures such as Stephen Wiltshire and Helen Keller to foster self-belief and appreciation for people from different backgrounds. Older pupils take on a range of leadership roles and support their younger peers. These include volunteering to help in the canteen or library and leading charity events. Conduct around the school is calm and pupils are courteous. They are motivated in class and enjoy their learning. Instances of bullying are rare. Where incidents occur, the school takes fast and effective action. Pupils quickly develop their confidence due to the strong pastoral care provided. Pupils follow an ambitious curriculum. The school has high expectations for pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils achieve typically in line with national outcomes. The school’s motto ‘inspire, challenge and engage’ is at the heart of the school. The school’s values are characterised and known by the children, including ‘truthful Trudy’ and ‘creative Cam.’ This friendly and nurturing ethos begins in the early years.