Along with other school leaders, you have maintained the good quality of education in the school since the last inspection. There have been many changes at the school over the last few years. You have restructured your leadership team and there have been several changes to the teaching staff. Despite the challenges that such changes bring, you and your leadership team have the trust of both staff and parents. All staff who responded to Ofsted’s online questionnaire are proud to be part of Studley Community Infants’ School. They all agree that the school is well led and managed and that the school has a culture that is aspirational for all pupils. Parents comment positively about the school’s work and a great majority say that they would recommend the school to others. As one parent said, ‘This school is a champion at ensuring that children are cared for and loved,’ and a number of parents recognise the quality of support that the school provides for children who have special educational needs and/or disabilities. Teachers work hard to engage pupils in their learning, planning interesting lessons and giving pupils regular opportunities to discuss and share their work with their peers. For example, in the Nursery class, I observed children gently handling the young chicks that they are watching develop, observing carefully and asking their own questions. In a Reception class, children listened respectfully to each other as they worked in small groups to discuss how to build houses linked to the story of the Three Little Pigs.