Pupils enjoy coming to school. Leaders and staff make sure that Christ Church Infant School is a happy and safe place. Pupils behave sensibly at all times. They listen carefully to each other and adults. Pupils join in enthusiastically during lessons and work hard. They particularly like learning through many fun activities that teachers provide for them. For instance, Year 2 pupils enjoy using board games to learn spelling patterns in phonics (letters and the sounds they represent). Pupils have use of a range of equipment at playtimes and take part in organised games at lunchtimes. They say that there is no bullying. Pupils know that, if there are problems, there are plenty of kind adults on hand to help to sort things out Pupils enjoy a range of opportunities outside their lessons. These include work within the community and with the church. There are a small, but appropriate, number of clubs on offer. Pupils enjoy many trips that deepen their understanding and knowledge about topics they are studying. Leaders have high expectations and aspirations for every child. They provide effective training for teachers and work closely with other schools to ensure a good quality of education.