Pupils told us how much they enjoy school. They say that teachers’ high expectations mean that they learn more. Pupils spoke enthusiastically about the opportunities provided to broaden their experiences. They go on many educational trips to learn new things. They are given opportunities to help with the day-to-day running of the school. They say that there are many clubs, enough to meet everyone’s interests. Pupils feel well cared for and safe. They learn to keep themselves safe in a range of situations. This learning includes learning about road safety, managing their feelings and keeping themselves safe online. They are able to discuss their ideas. Pupils show respect for the views of others. Through the curriculum, pupils develop an understanding of the importance of tolerance and fairness. As a result, pupils do not put up with any bullying. If any bullying occurs, adults make sure that it stops. This shows how well leaders put the school’s values of ‘Respect, Learning, Fun’ into practice. Pupils are kind and supportive towards each other. Parents and carers are typically happy with the school and would recommend the school to other parents. Teachers’ subject knowledge sometimes does not help them plan learning to build on what pupils know and can do well enough.