The school values, ‘Town Field 10’, set the tone for pupils. It is promoted throughout school and understood by all. Pupils are proud of their school. Leaders have created a caring and nurturing place where pupils feel happy and safe. Relationships between adults and pupils are warm and supportive. This makes it easy for pupils to share any worries they may have. Pupils and parents speak fondly of the teachers. One parent commented, ‘The staff know my children well and I feel they are well nurtured. It is a happy school; my children feel safe and confident.’ This is typical of the views of many parents at school. Leaders have high expectations of pupils’ behaviour. Pupils respect this. Most of the time they conduct themselves well both in and out of the classroom. Pupils say that sometimes other pupils disrupt their learning. Adults deal with this immediately so that it does not prevent learning from taking place. Pupils state that bullying is very occasional. When this happens, they are confident that it will be dealt with by staff. Leaders have created a learning environment where pupils are encouraged to work hard and to try new things. This means that pupils build resilience for tackling new learning. Pupils and parents value this. Pupils are supportive of each other. They are eager to share their learning and help each other in class.