Pupils enjoy attending this welcoming and inclusive school. This is a school where pupils respect differences and celebrate the things that they have in common. This is reflected in the positive way that most pupils play together and get along with one another. Bullying is rare. Pupils have confidence in adults to resolve any concerns that they have. Pupils benefit from a range of educational visits and other enrichments to the curriculum. Pupils look forward to the school’s residential visits. These visits contribute effectively to pupils’ independence and cultural awareness. Many pupils, including disadvantaged pupils, participate in clubs or represent the school in sporting competitions. Some pupils hold positions of responsibility, such as student librarians or as part of the school council. Most pupils achieve well. The school extends pupils’ learning through its carefully planned assembly programme and philosophy for children lessons. Pupils talk knowledgeably about how to keep themselves physically and mentally healthy. They understand potential risks, such as those faced online, and how to manage these to keep safe. This knowledge prepares pupils well for the world beyond school.