The school’s Catholic values inform every aspect of school life. The school is welcoming and kind to all pupils. There is a true spirit of community at the school. Staff care for pupils and their families. They form trusting relationships with parents and carers. The school works in partnership with parents to achieve the best for pupils. The school has high expectations of what pupils can achieve. Pupils work hard in lessons. They ask questions to deepen and extend their learning. Pupils achieve well. The school gives pupils the knowledge and skills they need for the next stage of their education. Pupils show kindness and respect to all. This is a calm and orderly school. Pupils behave sensibly outside of lessons. In lessons, they focus on their work and pay close attention to their teachers’ instructions. The school has established a positive culture in which pupils can thrive. The school does much work to develop pupils’ character. Pupils learn how to become resilient and learn from their mistakes. Moreover, the school gives pupils responsibility through a variety of leadership roles. These roles include house captains, reading buddies and playground and digital leaders. Pupils enjoy contributing to the life of the school.