Pupils feel respected and safe. The school values can be seen in pupils’ day-to-day interactions with staff and their peers. They are proud members of their school and speak confidently about what they enjoy learning. Pupils have positive attitudes to learning from the time they start in the early years. Their learning experiences extend beyond the classroom and include activity on their school farm. Pupils also have access to a range of clubs that they enjoy, including choir, cooking club and sports clubs. The taught curriculum provides pupils with opportunities to nurture their talents as well as teach them important knowledge. Staff have high expectations of all pupils. This is clear in the ambitious outcomes that they plan for pupils. This includes preparing artwork for the school gallery and opportunities for public speaking. Leaders have plans in place to continue the development of the curriculum to ensure that all pupils achieve well. Pupils learn in a calm and positive environment. They say that if bullying happens it is fixed quickly by adults. As one parent said, ‘the teachers go above and beyond to support not only the education but also the welfare of our children’.