Everyone is proud to be a part of Durweston school. Pupils feel happy and safe. Their positive outlook is visible in everything they do. The school’s Christian values are at the heart of leaders’ high ambition for pupils. Pupils have a strong moral code. They understand the school’s values and know they will serve them well throughout life. Pupils learn and play well together, showing kindness and respect. Pupils listen well to adults and one another. They confidently take part in discussions because adults encourage everyone to contribute. Relationships between all members of the school community are warm and nurturing. Pupils feel that they could speak to any member of staff if they had a worry. Leaders are determined that all pupils experience ‘magical moments’ both within and beyond the curriculum. There is a vast range of enrichment opportunities for pupils of all ages. Pupils are at the heart of the community the school serves. They play an active role in initiatives such as the church café and the village fete. Parents are overwhelmingly positive about the school. They appreciate the approachability of teachers and the school’s focus on the well-being of pupils. Parents see the school as an asset to the community.