“Pupils get on with each other. They respect and value the inclusive ethos of the school. They said there is a ‘friendly environment’ and that they are happy here. Pupils are confident that bullying is dealt with quickly. Anti-bullying ambassadors are on hand to support pupils to resolve issues or concerns. Their yellow lanyards make it easy for pupils to spot them. … A range of extra opportunities are available for pupils to take part in. This includes sport, music, contemporary dance, origami, problem solving and the LGBTQ+ society. The school is proud of its sporting successes. … The number of pupils who study subjects as part of the English Baccalaureate is increasing. This is because more pupils are choosing to study languages.”