Pupils learn a strong moral code in this school. This is based on the values that underpin the co-operative movement. Pupils talk keenly about how they show these values in how they care for one another and how they succeed together. This is a friendly place to learn. The school welcomes pupils of different nationalities and backgrounds. Staff speak many different languages. They are very understanding of pupils’ and their families’ needs. Pupils know that they can speak about any concerns that they may have and that adults will help them. Staff have high expectations for all pupils. They encourage pupils to be successful academically and socially. Pupils show a willingness to learn. They respond well in lessons and are keen to answer questions posed by their teachers. There is a calm working hum in the classrooms as pupils set about their learning tasks. Pupils are respectful of one another and of staff. During playtimes, many pupils initiate games and play with one another. Children in the early years, including the provision for two-year-olds, thrive. Staff ensure that those new to school settle into routines quickly. Adults constantly model spoken language well. They make sure that children learn new vocabulary and are ready for the move into Year 1.