Pupils at Christ Church thrive. Staff promote the Christian values of forgiveness, friendship, compassion, trust, and thankfulness effectively in all aspects of school life. As a result, the relationships between adults and pupils are respectful. Pupils are happy and enjoy their learning. The school is calm and orderly. Behaviour in lessons and around the school is good. On the odd times that behaviour interrupts learning, pupils say that there is a fair system in place that deals with it effectively. Bullying is rare and staff deal well with any that does happen. Leaders have high aspirations for what pupils can achieve. Pupils are taught mainly by specialist teachers. As a result, they achieve well in lessons. A strength of the school is how it supports pupils to become responsible, active citizens who contribute to society. Pupils can take on a variety of roles and responsibilities in school, such as peer mentor, sports leader, librarian, or worship leader. Pupils support events in the local community such as ‘Stone Rocks’ and collect litter in the local area. The school offers several trips and activities to all pupils. This includes trips to France, Westminster, and Cannock Chase. Clubs include choir, mindfulness, Spanish, drama, and sports clubs. Pupils value these experiences.