Pupils are proud to attend Helpringham School. It is a happy and welcoming place. The school has high expectations for all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Pupils speak with enthusiasm and passion about their learning. They confidently explain how their teachers help them to learn well. The school ensures that its behaviour policy is consistently applied. Pupils behave well in lessons and at social times. Children in the early years follow the adults’ instructions carefully. There is a strong focus on teaching pupils to be respectful and kind. As a result, pupils are polite and courteous. Pupils feel safe. Bullying is not something they worry about. They trust adults to help and listen to their concerns. The school ensures that all pupils, including those with SEND, benefit from a wide range of opportunities and experiences. Pupils like the trips on offer to enhance the curriculum, such as the visit to the National Space Centre in Leicester. They celebrate local, rural culture and enjoy their residential stay at a farm park. Pupils have a voice in the school. They speak with pride about their ‘Children we Feed’ campaign and the donations the school has made to a local foodbank.