The leadership team has maintained the good quality of education in the school since the last inspection. Under your strong, confident leadership, the school continues to grow and thrive. You and your staff have successfully created a school community that is both nurturing and a place of good-quality learning. Pupils work hard in a safe, stimulating environment. Relationships between pupils and adults are extremely positive. Pupils told me that they enjoy school and feel happy and safe. One pupil said that ‘teachers teach us in a fun way’. Teachers plan interesting learning activities and offer pupils a good level of challenge. For example, in Year 6, teaching skilfully challenged the pupils’ understanding of the thoughts and feelings of others when Lazarus rose from the dead. In Year 3, pupils were enjoying the task of investigating problems about fractions. The school has a clear faith-based ethos which supports both the academic and personal development of each child. The school’s strapline, ‘A place of learning. A community of Christ’, is at the heart of all its work. The vast majority of parents and carers that I spoke to, or who responded to Parent View, Ofsted’s online questionnaire, are very positive about the school and would recommend it to others. Many said that their children enjoy coming to school. One parent said, ‘This is a great school with caring staff and a dedicated headteacher.’ Most responded that they were well informed about the progress that their children make, and communication is regular between school and home. Parents particularly liked some of the opportunities they have to be involved in the life of the school, such as the recent international evening.