Pupils enjoy coming to Wool Primary School. Relationships matter. This is because adults know the pupils well and care for them. Pupils say that everyone in their school is ‘special’. Parents talk positively about the school’s communication, the way in which it keeps their children safe and the role the school plays in the local community. The school has high expectations for pupils’ behaviour. Pupils understand how the school values of faith, perseverance, respect, aspiration and love help them to learn and behave well. They are proud to receive the ‘best seat in the house’ award. In class, pupils listen to their teachers and follow instructions. On the playground, pupils play together well. The atmosphere across the school is calm and purposeful. Pupils feel safe. Adults listen to them and are there for them if they need to share any worries. Pupils appreciate the way that adults notice their efforts and celebrate them in assemblies. Pupils enjoy the clubs and outside learning experiences that the school provides for them. They enjoy becoming school councillors, eco councillors, sport leaders and members of the worship committee. Pupils say these roles make them feel proud and enable them to make a difference.