Pupils enjoy their time at Wargrave House School. Relationships between staff and pupils are strong. Pupils, and students in the sixth form, feel safe and settled. Parents and carers speak highly of the school. A typical comment was: ‘The staff are there for you every step of the way.’ Pupils respond well to leaders’ high expectations. Leaders focus exceptionally well on preparing pupils and students for adulthood. Pupils achieve well in a range of subjects. Pupils told inspectors that bullying does not happen in the school. They said that staff would deal with any signs of bullying quickly and effectively. Pupils behave very well in and out of lessons. Over time, their behaviour improves considerably. The behaviour of students in the sixth form is exemplary. They are highly respectful and polite to staff, friends and visitors. Pupils and students learn to become active, responsible citizens. Students in the sixth form enjoy aspirational and well-planned work experience opportunities. These include working at the on-site ‘cosy corner’ café. Student councillors discuss ways to improve the school with senior leaders. Pupils benefit from a plethora of experiences. These include mixed martial arts, climbing and a Makaton choir. A wide range of educational trips, such as visits overseas and to art exhibitions and museums, further enrich the curriculum.