Pupils enjoy school. They like spending time with their friends and teachers. Pupils appreciate the care and support that the friendly staff give to them. This helps new pupils adapt quickly to school life. Leaders are determined that all pupils will achieve well. To meet this aim, leaders and staff build pupils’ self-esteem and confidence. Pupils benefit from the broad and interesting curriculum which leaders provide. This helps pupils to achieve well, both academically and personally. Pupils leave the school ready for their next steps. Pupils feel safe in school. They know that teachers are ready to listen to any concerns that they may have. Should bullying arise, pupils are confident that staff will deal with incidents quickly and effectively. Pupils love the interesting and enjoyable activities that help them to stay active and healthy. For example, pupils enjoy archery, climbing and horse riding. They appreciate the new outdoor area where they can play games, exercise and relax. Pupils learn about the wider world through a wide range of trips and visits. Pupils learn to be respectful and considerate to others. They are proud of how they improve their behaviour over time. Pupils develop perseverance and concentration in lessons. They are polite and welcoming to visitors.