St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School is a happy school where pupils enjoy learning and feel safe. The school’s virtues of tolerance, honesty, courage and gentleness are woven through the fabric of the school. Pupils show respectful and tolerant views of others. They enjoy learning about different faiths and cultures. Teachers have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour and achievement. As a result, most pupils behave well, achieve well and they have positive attitudes towards their learning. There are warm relationships between pupils and staff. Pupils are confident that staff will resolve any issues or concerns they may have. Pupils enjoy contributing to their school and local community through activities such as ‘faith in action’. Older pupils enjoy taking on additional responsibilities. Pupils participate in a range of enrichment activities. For instance, singing at a care home in the locality. Most parents and carers who made their views known during the inspection are very positive about the school. Comments such as ‘the school feels like a family’ are common. The majority of staff have worked at the school for a long time. They are proud to work at the school. They understand pupils’ individual needs well.