This is a time of positive change at Camp Hill Education. Expectations have been raised. The motto ‘preparing for the wider world’ is a call for action. Staff are working hard to respond and fulfil this for all pupils. However, further improvements are required to ensure pupils get the most from their time at Camp Hill. Pupils appreciate that Camp Hill Education provides them with a space where they can feel safe. Some pupils have had difficult experiences at previous schools in the past. All have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Some have emotional and mental health needs that have affected how much they have attended school in the past. When pupils attend this school, they often are focused on their learning. Caring staff listen to pupils and act when they need more support. Staff work hard to spot the signs if a pupil is at risk of bullying in school or the community. They act swiftly when needed to intervene. Hiking around Sheldon or Licky Hills country parks and visiting the library or having golf lessons enrich the pupils’ life experiences. Understanding how to stay safe and the dangers of crime, drugs and alcohol are central to the school’s work.