Leaders have high expectations for all pupils’ learning and behaviour at Bury and Whitefield Jewish Primary School. Pupils enjoy coming to school each day and being with their friends. Pupils behave well. They said that they feel happy and safe in school. They told inspectors that very occasionally, boys and girls ‘fall out’ or get upset when playing. However, pupils said that staff quickly and effectively stop any bullying or poor behaviour from reoccurring. Pupils are confident that they can speak to adults about any worries or concerns that they may have. Pupils gain a strong sense of British values. As well as learning about Jewish festivals, pupils learn about other celebrations. This year, for example, pupils have enjoyed learning about Christmas, Diwali and Chinese New Year. All pupils, regardless of their beliefs, are fully involved in the life of the school. Pupils are tolerant and respectful of people’s differences. Pupils value the experiences that go beyond the academic curriculum. For example, pupils recently attended a residential trip to develop their resilience and teamworking skills. Children in early years display a love of the outdoors. They considered the early signs of spring on their most recent ‘wellie walk’. Pupils, including disadvantaged pupils and those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), achieve well. They leave Year 6 with the knowledge and skills necessary for their secondary education.