The school is bigger than the average infant school and serves pupils mainly from the local area. The Early Years Foundation Stage consists of a Nursery class and two Reception classes, one of which also has a very small number of Year 1 pupils. The majority of pupils are White British, but around 15% are from minority ethnic heritages, which is around an average proportion; a slightly smaller-than-average proportion are at an early stage of learning to speak English. A higher-than-average proportion of pupils join or leave the school other than at the normal starting and finishing points of the school year. The proportion of pupils eligible for additional funding from the pupil premium (those eligible for free school meals, in care or with a parent or carer in the armed services) is much higher than is normally found. The proportions of disabled pupils and those with special educational needs, which includes those pupils supported by school action, school action plus, and those with statements of special educational needs, are well-above average. The school has an early morning breakfast club managed by the governing body. None of the pupils are taught in alternative provision (other schools or units off site). There have been recent changes in staffing.