Leaders, staff and governors are highly aspirational for pupils. They all work together to help pupils achieve the very best that they can. Pupils do well socially and academically. Pupils learn how to contribute to their community and how to be successful in the subjects that they study. Parents speak very highly of the school and describe it as ‘like a family’. Pupils are well cared for and families are well supported. Leaders provide pupils with an inspiring and interesting curriculum based on the school’s strong values. Pupils enjoy a range of high-quality experiences. Pupils work with the Welsh National Opera and professional dance companies. They take part in the Shakespeare school festival. Leaders provide a wealth of after-school activities so that pupils can develop their talents and interests. Staff have established very positive relationships with pupils. They have high expectations and clear routines that pupils follow well. Pupils are polite, well behaved and respectful. They say that there is rarely any bullying. If there is any, leaders deal with it well. Pupils speak proudly about their school. They are keen to share with visitors how special their school is.