Marshfield school is an inspirational place, where pupils love to learn. The broad, exciting curriculum engages and motivates them to work hard and try their best. This is reflected in the high quality of pupils’ work across the curriculum. Pupils achieve highly. They thrive because of the many wider opportunities that they receive. Attending the school’s theatre group helps pupils to grow in confidence. Clubs such as rock climbing and badminton encourage pupils to stay active. Residential visits to Whitby and Paris broaden pupils’ horizons and world views beyond Bradford. Pupils are encouraged into positions of leadership. They value the opportunities they get to contribute to their school. For example, ‘Connect’ advisors resolve their friends’ worries and sports leaders help pupils to play harmoniously together. Through this work, pupils learn the importance of citizenship. By voting for school councillors and their choice of after school clubs, pupils see democracy in action. Marshfield’s anti-discrimination pledge ensures pupils’ understanding of protected characteristics is well understood. Pupils are happy and rightly proud of their school. Exceptionally strong relationships exist between pupils and staff. Pupils feel cared for and protected. The school’s core values of ambition, respect and resilience are realised through the positive and committed attitudes pupils have towards their learning.