Pupils are happy and enjoy their learning at Clive CofE, the school ‘at the top of the hill’. They behave well in lessons and respond positively to adults’ high expectations of what they should achieve. This applies to all pupils, including those who have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils feel safe at school. The overwhelming majority of parents and carers agree that they are. Pupils are confident to tell a trusted adult if they have a problem. They know that they will be listened to and supported. A wide range of experiences are available for pupils to enjoy that enrich their personal development. There are strong links with the church and local community. For example, pupils enjoy participating in ‘woodland school’ in the adjacent grounds. There are various clubs on offer, which pupils take a lead in selecting and organising. Pupils enjoy the role of ‘worship councillors’ and feel a sense of pride in their contribution to this aspect of daily life. Educational visits and workshops provide pupils with a valuable insight into the wider world beyond their locality, for example visits to a Gurdwara.