Pupils are proud of their school. They are happy and are keen to learn. Most pupils have positive attitudes to learning. Their behaviour reflects the school’s values of ‘learning together to achieve our best’. Pupils feel safe. They talk positively of the behaviour of pupils around the school. Pupils know there is a trusted adult they can talk to if they are worried about anything. Pupils learn to stay safe online. Through activities such as bikeability, pupils learn to be safe when out in the community. School leaders work closely with families and offer support to help pupils attend school. Parents appreciate teachers meeting and greeting pupils as they arrive at school in the morning. As a result, rates of attendance have increased and pupils attend well. Pupils learn about democracy through opportunities to take part in the school council. Pupils also visit the Houses of Parliament in London to see democracy in action. Roles such as librarians and prefects also help pupils to develop confidence and strength of character. Pupils also learn skills beyond the curriculum through after-school clubs, such as yoga, Lego and outdoor learning club. Staff ensure that these clubs are accessible for all.