Pupils are happy and confident individuals who are keen to share their school with visitors. They are typically kind and considerate towards others, speaking knowledgably about diversity within the school and local community. Pupils generally behave well in their classrooms, when moving around the school and outside in the playground. They enjoy the activities provided for them and make sure that nobody is left out. Pupils feel safe and are kept safe. They understand different types of bullying and report any incidents to adults who resolve them quickly. Pupils benefit from attending after-school activities that extend their interests and skills in sports, computing, performing arts and languages. Pupils understand the importance of physical and mental health. They particularly enjoy joining in with their daily keep-fit session in the playground. Leaders have designed an ambitious curriculum that helps pupils develop their understanding of important ideas. As a result, they produce work of good quality in different subjects. However, teachers do not always check if pupils have understood important ideas. This means that some pupils do not get to practise what they need to improve.