Pupils at St Oswald’s are caring, resilient and eager to learn. Positive relationships, excellent behaviour and leaders’ commitment to pupils’ personal development have created an exceptional school community. Pupils have a strong sense of right and wrong. Bullying is hardly ever seen. Pupils respect those who are different from themselves, and exemplify the school ethos of ‘living, learning, loving together with Christ’. Staff expect the very best from all pupils. Pupils celebrate each other’s achievements. They work well together to overcome difficulties. Pupils listen respectfully to the views of their peers. Enthusiastic discussions in classrooms help pupils develop a deeper understanding of the subjects they study. Pupils take pride in their work. Staff identify and develop pupils’ talents and interests. They ensure that every opportunity is provided for pupils to thrive. Pupils are proud of their school. They enthusiastically undertake a range of leadership roles, such as being school councillors, art ambassadors and ‘Sports Crew’ members. There are many opportunities for pupils to learn outside of the classroom. These include educational visits, residential trips and a wide range of after-school clubs. Leaders make sure that all pupils have access to new experiences beyond the classroom that educate and inspire them.