The school is a welcoming place to be because of the positive relationships that pupils develop with staff and each other. Pupils are safe, and this helps them to be happy at school. Pupils respect each other for who they are and are considerate of others’ needs. All pupils have a positive attitude towards their learning. They access a broad and ambitious curriculum and remember what they learn. They want to do well, not just for themselves, but also for their teachers. This is because pupils know that teachers expect them to do well. Pupils’ behaviour is calm in lessons and at social times. They understand the high expectations that leaders have of their behaviour. Bullying very rarely happens in the school. Pupils know that, when it does, staff will deal with it quickly. Pupils engage in a diverse range of clubs and activities. Pupils talk with excitement about the residential trips that they go on as part of the wider curriculum. This helps them to develop skills such as resilience, teamwork and independence.