Pupils are proud of their school and learn a lot. They do well in a wide range of subjects, especially music. Pupils enter local competitions and gain success in these. This helps them grow in confidence and have high expectations for what they can achieve. Pupils get on well with each other and with staff. They talk to visitors in a mature and confident way. Behaviour around the school is excellent. Pupils know that bullying of any sort is unacceptable and that teachers would stop it if it happened. They feel safe in school. Pupils take part in a wide range of activities: girls’ football, art and pottery clubs are popular. Pupils talk about their enjoyment of a range of trips and visits. These include a trip to see Father Christmas and a visit to a local pottery factory. There are many opportunities to take on extra responsibilities throughout the school, school ambassadors, the ‘Rights Respecting Squad’ and being part of the e-safety council to name a few. Pupils enjoy these important roles. Leaders have high expectations of pupils. The school is inclusive. It provides excellent guidance for families who need extra support.