Pupils at Trinity Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary and Nursery School are happy, polite and respectful. They enjoy school and attend regularly. Pupils talk about the very close links the school has with the church and know that this helps them to care for others. There have been many changes of staff within the school, including at leadership level. The curriculum that pupils receive is not as ambitious as it could be. Some areas of the curriculum are not taught well, including that for pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). As a result, there is some disruption in lessons because pupils do not receive the support they need. Pupils say that bullying is rare. They know that staff support them with any problems they have. Staff are nurturing and caring towards pupils and this helps them to feel safe. Pupils value some of the wider opportunities that are provided, including forest school, environment day and extra-curricular sports clubs. Pupils enjoy visits that support their learning, such as a visit to a local museum. Some pupils develop responsibilities as ‘values champions’.