Leaders are ambitious and determined to meet the needs of every pupil. Staff help pupils improve their social skills. They also support pupils to develop positive attitudes to learning by making sure they experience success in lessons. Staff care for pupils in a calm and considerate way. They support pupils well to understand their feelings and emotions. Staff also teach pupils how to manage their own behaviour and calm down when they get overwhelmed. Pupils form trusting professional relationships with adults in the school. Pupils enjoy coming to school, and feel happy and safe. Staff deal with instances of unacceptable behaviour effectively, including bullying. They take a restorative approach, helping pupils to reflect on and understand the impact of their actions on others. This teaches pupils to better understand their own and others’ responses to different situations so that they can try to avoid conflict in the future. Leaders, staff and therapists provide significant support for pupils’ mental health and well-being. This support is extended to pupils' parents and carers. Pupils also enjoy a range of enrichment activities beyond the formal curriculum. These include bicycle riding, kayaking, and singing in a choir, for example.