Pupils are enthusiastic about the things they are learning. Pupils’ communication skills develop significantly over time. However, in some areas of their learning, pupils are not as well supported to develop their knowledge and understanding. Some say that they would like more help to learn. Others say the work is too easy. Pupils are safe and happy. They like coming to school. They say it is very easy to make friends. Pupils know that staff will help them if they have any problems or concerns. Pupils are supported by staff who know them well and are vigilant to their individual needs. Most pupils learn a range of strategies to support them to manage their feelings and behaviours. Consequently, pupils successfully access their learning. As they get older, pupils become good role models to younger pupils. Pupils enjoy the broad range trips and visits they go on. Many experience highly successful residential trips that they have never felt confident to attend previously. An increasing number of pupils are taking on responsibilities in the day-to-day running of the school, such as in the school council.