The quality of secular education has improved since the last inspection. Pupils talk excitedly about all the activities teachers give them, in and out of lessons. Inspectors saw lots of examples of work that captured pupils’ imagination. However, this is not consistent across all subjects. Pupils do particularly well in mathematics where the work follows a logical order. In art, pupils’ work is often of a high quality. The teaching of phonics starts well, but work in Year 2 does not deepen pupils’ knowledge well enough. In some other subjects, planning is less strong and the work is jumbled. This makes it difficult for pupils to deepen their learning in all subjects. Pupils gain a wide insight into British society. Visits to the Houses of Parliament and a mock election at school give pupils an insight into how British democracy works. Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education promotes tolerance and respect for others. However, leaders are clear that they do not refer to all the protected characteristics identified by the Equality Act 2010. Pupils learn about how to keep themselves safe online and on the streets. Work on anti-bullying and how to deal with feelings develops pupils’ personal skills. Good manners are reinforced frequently. Pupils’ attitudes to school and learning are strong. They love school. Pupils say that this is because teachers are always there to help them with their work and make learning fun. Pupils are insistent that there is no bullying, but know that, if there was, staff would deal with it decisively. Pupils know who to turn to if they have a problem. They are well behaved. Lessons are rarely disrupted; pupils listen attentively and work hard. Leaders create a respectful and positive climate. The small number of parents who responded to Ofsted’s online survey were universally positive. Those who wrote comments praised the school for its educational achievements. They were especially positive about how well teachers care for and support their daughters.
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