Leaders’ strong Christian ethos and vision to ‘Love one another as I have loved you’ are threaded throughout the school. Pupils told me that they like coming to school. They feel safe and enjoy their learning. They know that their teachers want them to work hard and do well. However, in recent years, leaders have not ensured that all pupils have benefited from a good quality of education. Pupils feel that behaviour in lessons has improved over time and that teachers deal well with instances of poor behaviour. They told me that bullying is rare. If it did occur, they said that it would be resolved quickly by their teachers. The school’s pastoral team works effectively with pupils and their families to provide effective support. Pupils feel that their school encourages them to look after their emotional and mental health. Pupils are proud to represent their school as Catholic ambassadors, school councillors, buddies and eco warriors. They say that these opportunities help them to support other pupils and to improve their school. Pupils take part in a wide range of sporting and musical activities. Many represent their school in competitions and events, where they have great success.