Pupils enjoy their education at Keser Torah Boys’ School. They are eager to learn and take part with real enthusiasm in lessons. One parent, reflecting the views of many, wrote, ‘My son loves his learning and comes home excited to tell of his days’ accomplishments. He is really thriving and happy’. Pupils apply themselves equally well within the Kodesh and secular curriculums. Older boys are aspirational. They are keen to be academically successful at secondary school. Pupils behave well in the classroom. Teachers and other adults ensure there are clear rules and boundaries. Pupils and teachers are polite and courteous to one another. Relationships are friendly and caring. At social times, pupils play together well, if occasionally a little boisterously. Pupils say that bullying rarely happens. They can report any concerns through the worry box. They trust adults to sort things out. Many extra-curricular activities that were suspended during the pandemic are returning. Pupils have opportunities to play football and cricket, go swimming, play chess or take part in talent shows. There have also been opportunities to contribute to the local community. The pupils raised funds to support a local special school and regularly undertake litter-picking in the area.