Pupils enjoy their time at school. They look forward to meeting their friends and playing outside in the garden. Many pupils enjoy skipping together at breaktime. They also said that they like reading and learning. Pupils behave well. Children in the early years are taught to take turns and be kind to one another. Older pupils are polite and respectful. They are keen to learn and want to do well. Pupils are safe and well looked after in school. Bullying is rare, but pupils and staff are alert to the possibility that bullying can happen. Staff deal with potential issues at an early stage. There is an anti-bullying officer and pupils know how to report any concerns they have. Leaders want pupils to do well in both their religious and secular studies. Reading is a priority for leaders. Children in the Nursery enjoy stories and rhymes. Children in the Reception Year follow a well-planned programme to learn to read quickly. Pupils in the primary and secondary phases learn a variety of subjects. However, the curriculum is not planned to ensure that pupils learn these subjects with sufficient breadth and depth.