From as young as the age of two, children settle quickly into this small school. Parents told us that the care and the passion that staff have for the children is amazing. Pupils told us that they feel safe and that they enjoy coming to school. Staff care about them. Pupils make friends across different year groups. During break and at lunchtime, pupils are well supervised. They say that behaviour is good and that bullying is rare. Pupils know they can go to an adult if they have any concerns. Any issues are quickly sorted out. Staff have high expectations of all pupils. Teachers and teaching assistants support disadvantaged pupils and those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils work hard in lessons. Children quickly learn to take turns in the early years. Staff organise opportunities for pupils to learn beyond school. For example, pupils regularly visit the nearby church. They sing for the elderly at local care homes. Teachers also organise many trips. For example, older pupils were keen to tell us how much they enjoyed last year’s visit to Blackpool. Pupils like the opportunities to play a range of different sports.