Pupils and parents talk with great enthusiasm about Robert Kett Primary School. One parent said, ‘Children feel part of a community and are happy to come to school.’ Pupils say that all of their teachers are ‘really nice’ and that the headteacher listens ‘properly’ to them. Pupils behave well around the school and in lessons. There is a calm and purposeful atmosphere because pupils want to learn. Pupils feel safe in school. They say bullying is rare and if it occurs it is rapidly sorted out. Pupils find nurture and talking to the emotional literacy support assistants really helpful. Pupils do not achieve as well as they should. This is because the curriculum is not fully developed in several subjects. This prevents pupils learning and remembering important knowledge across the full range of subjects. Children in the early years are safe and happy, but the curriculum does not prepare them well enough for Year 1. Pupils enjoy a wide range of clubs and additional curriculum activities that promote their personal development. Pupils are well prepared for life in modern Britain.