Pupils enjoy coming to Bream Church of England Primary School. Staff create a safe space to learn. This gives pupils the confidence to talk about their feelings with adults. Staff foster strong relationships with parents and the local community. Parents enthuse about the school and the journey of improvement. Many describe the school as a place where children blossom and thrive. The school has significantly improved pupils’ behaviour. Staff insist on high standards. Pupils do not let them down. They respond well to the structures and routines that are in place. This helps to develop aspects of their character, such as care and respect for others. The school is determined that all pupils will experience success. It has markedly improved the curriculum and teaching so that pupils learn, remember and can do more over time. Pupils are proud advocates for the school. They enjoy taking on responsibilities as digital leaders and library monitors. Pupils get the chance to attend a range of clubs. These develop their interests and talents, such as choir, den building, computing and sports. Disadvantaged pupils benefit equally from these extra opportunities. This contributes to an inclusive culture at the school.