Pupils are proud of their school. They explain how the values of kindness, friendship and trust are woven into school life. Relationships between pupils and adults are positive. Pupils learn in a caring and harmonious atmosphere. Older pupils enjoy looking after the younger ones at breaktimes. Pupils appreciate how adults make sure everyone feels welcome and safe. The school has high expectations for all pupils. Pupils know what staff expect of them. In lessons, pupils concentrate well on their learning. They like to learn new and challenging things. Pupils conduct themselves well around the school site. They are confident that adults will resolve any issues quickly. Pupils value the exciting range of clubs and visits on offer. They take part in musical performances, sporting competitions and residential visits to France. Clubs appeal to a range of interests, including gardening, art and singing. Pupils learn to play at least one musical instrument. The school prepares pupils to be responsible citizens. Pupils enjoy making a difference. They raise money for charity by completing tasks during ‘challenge week’. Pupils relish taking on leadership roles at breaktimes and in assemblies.