Worth Primary School is a small, village school characterised by caring and nurturing relationships. Parents describe how their children ‘thrive’ in an environment that makes them ‘excited to go to school every day and tell me about the things they have been learning’. The small class sizes and positive relationships mean that pupils are known exceptionally well and, as a result, their needs are met rapidly, both in terms of academic support and stretch, as well as their emotional and well-being needs. Pupils are proud to be members of this school community, knowing that their values of ‘teamwork, confidence, respect, honesty and empathy’ are essential so that everyone is happy and well cared for. Pupils behave exceptionally well and treat one another with kindness and respect. Pupils aspire to be members of the ‘pupil parliament’, and having roles such as ‘ministers’ of sport, events, learning or even the Prime Minister. Here, pupils have a voice and a vote, contributing to the life of the school, whether that is the redesigning of the school playground, the fundraising events they undertake, or being role models for the youngest pupils in the school. This includes leading play or the ‘wake up shake up’ physical activities that the whole school does together each morning.