This is a school where everyone is made to feel welcome. The school ensures that pupils learn about how they can contribute to wider society as a British Muslim. Leaders are ambitious for what they want pupils to achieve and the qualifications they take at the end of Year 11. Pupils behave well and attend school regularly. There are positive relationships between staff and pupils. In many lessons, pupils are keen to contribute and share their ideas. Pupils say that bullying is rare, and they have confidence in staff to sort any issues out. As one Year 10 pupil commented, this is because ‘we are all friends here’. Pupils study a range of subjects as part of the curriculum. There are a suitable number of GCSE subjects offered at key stage 4. However, there are inconsistencies in the way the curriculum is planned and taught. This means that pupils do not make as much progress as they should. Pupils have opportunities to extend their learning beyond the classroom. This year, pupils have visited the Houses of Parliament. There have also been visits to careers fairs and local universities.