Pupils enjoy school. They learn in a respectful, kind and calm place. Relationships between everyone are positive and supportive. As a result, pupils feel listened to and cared about. Pupils appreciate, and follow, the school values; the ‘Warren way’. These help pupils to be aware of, and responsible for, their own choices. Pupils are considerate. They live up to adults’ expectations of them to behave, work hard and respect everyone. Pupils work hard and generally achieve well. Pupils feel safe and behave well. They understand and follow the school rules. They know it is ‘good to be green’. Pupils understand the consequences put in place when they are not green. They know what bullying is. It is rare in their school. However, they are confident that adults will help them and deal with it if it does occur. Pupils can speak to a range of adults, who they know will help, if they are worried about anything. Pupils take part in local competitions and events that are often hosted at their school. They love to have special responsibilities, such as looking after lunch trolleys, being a personal assistant or a peer mentor. They are proud, active members of their community.