Pupils are happy at this small, caring and friendly school. They like their teachers and make firm friendships. Pupils benefit from the individual attention that their teachers give to them. They feel safe in school and confident that they can share any concerns that they have with adults. Pupils said that should any bullying occur, teachers would deal with it swiftly and effectively. Leaders are determined that each pupil will achieve well. To fulfil this aim, leaders have put in place a broad curriculum, firmly rooted in Christianity. In some subjects including mathematics and English, pupils achieve well. However, in many other subjects in the wider curriculum, pupils’ learning is less secure. Pupils behave well. They try their best in their work and are keen to contribute to class discussions and debates. Pupils strive to earn merits for positive behaviour. They enjoy exchanging their merit awards in the school shop. The school provides a tranquil space for pupils to learn in. Pupils enjoy spending time in the beautiful school grounds, playing football, chatting with friends and relaxing. At breaktimes and lunchtimes, leaders provide pupils with a wide selection of activities and games. Pupils value the events in school, for example, when celebrating birthdays.