Pupils enjoy attending this school. They feel safe and well supported. The school’s values contribute strongly to how well pupils conduct themselves. Pupils treat one another with tolerance and respect. They are calm, courteous and welcoming. Bullying is uncommon and is not tolerated. Pupils are keen to meet the high expectations that the school has of them. They behave and achieve well. The school’s approach to linking careers to the curriculum raises pupils’ aspirations and inspires them. This contributes to their eager participation in lessons, as they value learning. Pupils take on leadership roles that support their peers. For example, as play leaders and through the chaplaincy. These experiences increase pupils’ confidence. Pupils also contribute to the wider community. For instance, they raise funds for a host of charities, collect for the local foodbank and take part in community events. Parents and carers have many opportunities to come into school to share important celebrations with their children and to find out more about what they are learning. Communication with parents is strong. Parents find staff approachable and welcoming.