Pupils flourish at Two Rivers Church of England Primary School. They describe the school as a welcoming place, where everyone is kind and respectful. Staff give pupils the courage and confidence to try new things. All pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), achieve extremely well. Pupils consistently meet the high expectations adults have of them. They behave extremely well, both in and outside the classroom. As a result, the school is a calm and purposeful place to learn. This starts in the early years, where children show high levels of independence by listening, sharing and being thoughtful of one another. Relationships between staff and pupils are warm and respectful. Pupils understand how their 'friendship mending charter’ helps them to resolve any issues that may occur. They trust adults to listen to them and help them with any worries they may have. Pupils enjoy the wide range of clubs on offer, such as cricket, art and computing. They relish the opportunities they have to become eco councillors, spiritual and sport leaders and members of the school council. They say leaders listen to their ideas. These roles make them feel part of shaping the growing school.