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Oakleigh House School

Oakleigh House School

38 Penlan Crescent, Uplands, Swansea, SA2 0RL, Glamorgan

01792 298537


admissions@oakleighhouseschool.co.uk

www.oakleighhouseschool.co.uk

Oakleigh House School
School type Co-educational Day Preparatory & Nursery
Founded 1919
Acting Headteacher Mrs Tamara Payne
Co-ed Age Range 2.5-11 years
Associations Cognita, WISC

Oakleigh House has been offering independent education to families in Swansea for over 100 years. Now part of a very successful global schools group Oakleigh House staff and pupils benefit from the opportunity to communicate with and work alongside schools from across the world, sharing best practice and educational thinking in over 100 schools across 5 continents. The school is rightly proud of its diverse nature and this year, has welcomed several new families relocating to the area who add to their international pupil cohort.

Each summer, Year 6 pupils eagerly look forward to a visit to Barcelona to explore the city and visit the two British School of Barcelona sites in Castelldefels and Sitges, which are part of the Cognita Schools Group.

Having received an award for excellence in its recent Estyn inspection, the school's Personalised Learning approach benefits all pupils. Inspectors judged the quality of support for children requiring additional help with their learning as being outstanding. Equally, the school has received the Challenge Award accreditation from NACE, the National Association for Able Children in Education. The award recognises the school's provision for its most able and talented pupils. Pupils are encouraged to develop a growth mindset with no limit to what they can achieve, striving always to be the best that they can be. All pupils benefit from the teaching of specialist staff in Music, Drama, Spanish and a range of sporting disciplines. Sport plays an important part in the daily life of the pupils with the netball, hockey and athletics teams regularly achieving county success.

Outside the classroom, there are more than 20 clubs and activities available to pupils each week and many opportunities for pupils of all ages to take responsibility for themselves and others and develop valuable leadership skills. The school has met the standard for UNICEF's Rights Respecting Schools Gold Award. The staff nurture the emotional wellbeing of the learners and the traditional values of manners and respect are

fundamental to the ethos of the school. All of these aspects support the development of the pupils' character, confidence and resilience meaning that pupils leave Oakleigh House confident, well-rounded individuals with the skills for lifelong learning in the 21st century.

Give your chid an excellent start at Oakleigh House and set them up for future success.

Please note at Oakleigh House: every day is an open day.