Christian values are central to the ethos and learning at St Peter’s. Pupils show their understanding of these values in their words and actions. They say that they feel safe, valued and happy. Pupils are proud of their school and wear their uniform with pride. Staff expect pupils to do their best in everything they do and to behave well. In turn, pupils set, and meet, those high expectations for themselves. Pupils talk with enthusiasm about their roles and responsibilities. They enjoy being school councillors, eco warriors or part of the sports crew. Older pupils look after the younger pupils with genuine empathy. Pupils enjoy educational visits, which enhance their learning and develop their independence. These include residential trips to Holy Island or an outdoor adventure centre. Pupils in St Peter’s choir have performed at the Royal Albert Hall and have won several competitions. Pupils enjoy singing and dancing with the residents at the local care home. Community links are strong. Pupils are welcoming to visitors. They are confident and friendly in conversation. Parents and carers who gave their views are happy with their children’s quality of education. They hold the school in high regard. They say that pupils’ behaviour is exceptional, and we agree. Pupils recognise the signs of different types of bullying. They could not recall any bullying taking place. Logs to record behavioural incidents show that these are rare. When there is a concern, leaders take swift and appropriate action.