Caring, learning and growing are the values that staff and pupils live by at Iver Village Infant School. Staff have high expectations of pupils and what they learn. Pupils like coming to school. Consequently, they attend more often than they did in the past. Pupils are happy and confident. Pupils spoken to during the inspection said they would tell an adult if they were worried about something and felt that the adults would help them. Despite this, leaders do not keep pupils safe. This is because they do not take the actions they should to ensure that pupils are protected from harm. ‘Wonderful walking’, ‘beautiful sitting’ and ‘magnet eyes’ are phrases used by staff which serve as helpful reminders to pupils of the expectations. In class, pupils behave well, are attentive and enjoy learning. They listen, ask questions, help each other and are keen to please. Very occasionally, some pupils struggle to do this but staff quickly provide support so that learning is not disrupted. Pupil leadership is encouraged at Iver Village. For example, children in the Nursery are elected to become part of the ‘Nursery council’. They are involved in making decisions about what happens in the Nursery.