Pupils are happy and proud to attend this school. They say it is a community that ensures everybody is treated with respect, equality and kindness. They feel happy and safe, knowing that other pupils are kind and caring. From the early years, they get off to a good start and continue to achieve well throughout their primary years. When they leave Year 6, they are well prepared for the next stage of their education. Pupils enjoy learning. They know that teachers want them to do well. Their behaviour in lessons demonstrates this as they respond well and settle to tasks set with enthusiasm. They are confident to ask questions and offer ideas. In most subjects, pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) achieve well. They enjoy the extra-curricular activities and the opportunities the school provides for trips, visits and pupil leadership. There are many clubs to cover a range of talents that are attended by all groups of pupils, including disadvantaged and SEND. Teachers and leaders work hard to ensure that pupils’ school experience is positive, enjoyable and prepares them well for life in modern Britain. There is strong sense of family among leaders, staff and pupils, which permeates all they do.