Pupils describe life at Bnos Yisroel School as being part of one big family. The school has successfully created a highly positive culture, which encourages pupils to be happy, friendly and to grow spiritually. From the youngest to the oldest, pupils enjoy strong, affirming relationships with caring staff. Pupils know that there are trusted adults who they can speak to about any worries that they may have. The school has high expectations of pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Staff expect pupils to achieve well, and they are successful at making this happen. From children in the early years, through to the pupils in key stage 4, most are well prepared for their next steps in education. Pupils are extremely respectful of others. They behave in an exemplary manner around school and are excellent role models for their peers. They are extremely kind and courteous to everyone. They value the rewards that they receive for positive behaviour and learning. Pupils’ knowledge and understanding of the full variety of people in modern Britain is limited. Staff do not teach about two of the protected characteristics, sexual orientation and gender reassignment, as set out in The Equality Act 2010.