Pupils are proud to attend Newton Flotman Church of England Primary Academy. Each day pupils are welcomed into an environment where warmth and a sense of care radiates from everyone. Pupils feel safe. They trust adults to help them resolve problems. They know that there is always someone to support them if they need help. The majority of pupils are polite, respectful and behave well. They want to learn. However, too often, their learning is disrupted by the behaviour of a significant minority of pupils. Pupils know that adults want them to do well. Many pupils try their hardest to achieve the aspirational goals that are set for them. However, the curriculum is not taught consistently well enough. As a result, the learning of some pupils is not as secure as it could be. Pupils benefit from close links with the village church. This helps them to understand key values such as tolerance. They understand that other people’s views or appearance may be different to their own, but this is not a reason to treat them unkindly. Consequently, everyone, including pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), are fully involved in school life.