Pupils enjoy attending Langdale Free School. They said that they like the small classes where they get to know their teachers well. Pupils work hard and eagerly participate in lessons. This is because of the high expectations of leaders and teachers. Pupils build trusting relationships with staff. This helps pupils to feel safe in school. They know they will be listened to if they are worried or concerned. Pupils’ behaviour is good. They play harmoniously together at breaktimes. Pupils are confident that adults will act swiftly to stop any bullying that might occur. Pupils benefit from many opportunities to help promote their personal development. Pupils speak fondly of clubs that they enjoy. These include chess, multi-skills, reading and library clubs. Older pupils were excited about their forthcoming residential visit. They were looking forward to developing their resilience and teamwork while kayaking and abseiling. Pupils contribute to the life of the school and develop their leadership skills as school and eco councillors. They help to organise activities for their fellow pupils. These include celebrations for world book days, anti-bullying activities and charitable events.