Pupils are exceptionally proud to attend The High School Leckhampton. The behaviour and attitudes of pupils are exemplary. As a ‘Rights Respecting School’, pupils understand how their behaviour has an impact on others. This means that the school community has the mutual respect for others at its heart. On the very rare occasion that behaviour falls below expectations, leaders quickly act to maintain the high standards. Pupils learn why the behaviour was unacceptable. Therefore, poor behaviour is rarely repeated and pupils feel safe. Pupils relish the opportunity to take on leadership roles in this school. They make significant contributions to the running of the school, for example as members of the student council and environmental groups or as peer mentors and librarians. Leaders actively listen to pupils’ views and opinions about the school. Changes happen as a result, so pupils feel empowered to make a difference. Pupils at this school develop their character and interests alongside their academic achievements. The school provides an extensive range of extra-curricular and enrichment opportunities. For example, pupils can take part in both competitive sport as well as physical activity to support their health and mental well-being. Trips, visits and guest speakers are provided for all pupils. Pupils, including pupils who are disadvantaged, enthusiastically take part in this wider curriculum.