“Pupils thrive in the culture of high aspiration that exists at this school. They challenge themselves to be the best they can be. Pupils celebrate one another’s achievements … Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (Send) receive the personalised support they need to participate in school life alongside their peers. The school council gives pupils a voice. Pupils support their peers as wellbeing champions and anti-bullying ambassadors. Pupils produce a very high-quality school magazine called the ‘High Quarterly’ … Students in the sixth form would appreciate more time to learn about topics such as government and democracy as well as tax and personal finances. “