"Pupils understand that bullying is wrong. They say they feel safe because bullying rarely occurs, and they trust adults to look after them. Parents praised leaders’ quick responses to any concerns."
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Note: In the Governors' Statement provided to the school, there is an error. In the sections headed 'Total School Balances' and 'Revenue Balances' both have the statement '...carried forward into 2022/23.' They should both read '...carried forward into 2023/24.'
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