This is a school with a family feel. Pupils are warmly welcomed and supported by staff who give them expert care and attention. Older pupils look after their younger classmates in class and at playtimes. Pupils feel and are safe. They say that bullying is rare. Pupils know that if bullying does happen, the adults will sort it out. Pupils respond well to teachers’ instructions and high expectations. They listen carefully and take care to set out their work neatly. They know what to do because teachers explain well. Lessons are calm and happy experiences for pupils to learn in. Pupils emulate the kindness modelled by their teachers. Pupils have plenty of chances to connect with the local community. Staff take them on a wide range of visits. They take boat trips to see the seals, join in with church activities and sing in the local nursing home. Pupils also learn about local people, culture, history and the natural environment. Pupils take time to reflect in regular collective worship. Pupils can spread their wings, meet new friends and develop their independence at federation-wide sports events and residential trips.