Pupils enjoy attending Malton Primary Academy. Pupils appreciate their learning opportunities. They are keen to share their ideas and opinions in lessons. The school has high expectations for pupils’ achievement. Pupils are benefiting from the changes the school has made to what they learn. As a result, pupils’ achievement in end of key stage assessments is improving. Pupils rise to the high expectations the school has for their behaviour. Pupils are taught how to challenge behaviour that is not appropriate. They enjoy discussing topics relating to conduct in circle time. Here, pupils can reflect on success and areas to improve. Pupils express their feelings well and provide support to others. Pupils relish the wide range of trips and visits available to them. Year 6 pupils enjoy a visit to an outward bounds centre. They develop important skills in resilience. Children in the early years visit the local library and café. These and other important experiences help develop their understanding of the world around them. Pupils, along with parents and carers, recognise the positive changes in the school. Pupils enjoy a warm welcome in the morning from trusted adults. The ‘snug’ is a place where families can speak with an adult in the morning. These positive relationships help develop strong partnerships between the school and families.