All Saints is a happy school. Pupils say they like school because they enjoy learning new things. Staff teach pupils the school’s values which are taken from the Bible. These include friendship, love and trust. As a result, the school has a respectful culture. Pupils care about their school. For example, pupils asked leaders if they could pick up litter on the field at breaktime. Behaviour in class and around the school is good. The school provides strong support for pupils who have emotional difficulties through a counselling programme. Pupils say bullying does not worry them. If they are upset, they know staff will sort it out quickly. Leaders have high expectations for what pupils can achieve, both in the classroom and beyond. However, these expectations are not always realised. On some occasions, teachers give pupils work that is too easy for them. This is particularly so in Nursery and Reception. This hinders pupils’ learning. The school helps to prepare pupils to become active citizens. For example, they can be a member of the school council, a worship leader or part of the eco-group. Pupils raise money for charity and collect food for the Lichfield food bank. Pupils value these experiences.