Pupils enjoy attending this small, friendly school. They like that their school ‘is like a big, happy family’. Pupils respond well to staff’s high expectations of their behaviour. Pupils learn to follow routines from the very start in the early years. This sets the tone for pupils’ good conduct. Pupils play safely and responsibly. Pupils enjoy outdoor learning, practising archery, and exploring their woodland environment. Pupils are very happy at school. They focus on their learning. Pupils like that their work and personal achievements are recognised by adults. There are lots of opportunities to listen to stories and to learn to read. Many pupils develop and sustain a love of reading. However, pupils do not develop a secure understanding of important facts and concepts in some subjects. Pupils feel safe. They know the difference between bullying and falling out. They very rarely experience bullying. If it does happen, leaders quickly put a stop to it. Pupils like learning about different places and people. They are particularly enthusiastic about the trips they make to places such as Ipswich Museum. They look forward to their residential visit and meeting up with friends from their partner school.