Luxborough Court School is a calm and caring community. This small school has a warm family feel where everyone knows one another. Pupils enjoy positive relationships with the adults in the school. They know that staff have their best interests at heart. Pupils also learn how to socialise across the year groups, sitting chatting over lunch or climbing on the extensive outdoor equipment. For some, this is the first time they have a school friend. Pupils feel safe, as there are strong routines at the school. The orderly, autismfriendly environment helps pupils to make a good start to their education. Pupils make great use of the attractive grounds, for both their learning and for recreation. Most pupils attend school on a regular basis. They enjoy their lessons and the experiences that the school provides such as their weekly swimming sessions. Pupils are proud to show off their achievements. They want you to know they have learned resilience. This may be hitting a tennis ball over a net after a lengthy time of missing. Or, as another pupil explained, cracking open eggs to cook even though you do not like the feel of runny yolk.