At Oakleigh House School, we prioritise the holistic wellbeing of our pupils alongside academic achievement, recognising that genuine fulfilment drives academic success.
Through a caring community, we instil values of respect, consideration, and support, fostering an environment where every child's voice is heard and individual needs are met.
We feel that Oakleigh House is more than just a school, we feel like we are leaving our daughter with a family member. She is well cared for educationally and as a person.
As much emphasis is put on the wellbeing of our pupils as their academic achievement. Unless children are happy, they will not fulfil their potential, therefore, we put significant effort into ensuring all pupils are well cared for, emotionally, as well as academically.
Pupils are positively engaged and focused in lessons with enthusiasm for the myriad of other opportunities that school has to offer.
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We would be delighted to invite you to our wonderful school and share with you what makes Oakleigh House School the best educational start you can give your child.
We understand that a good education is not just about success in the classroom.
We pay equal attention to our children’s happiness, sociability and sense of belonging. Everyone at Oakleigh House learns the value of respect and consideration for others, using good manners and helping one another from a very early age.
In 1989, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) was adopted globally, emphasising children's entitlement to dignity, protection, full development, and participation.
Oakleigh House School proudly holds UNICEF's 'Rights Respecting School' status with GOLD Accreditation. Aligned with the UNCRC principles, this award fosters confident, caring, and responsible citizens within the school and broader community. The school has further advanced its Rights Respecting approach across three key areas since receiving the award.
Strand A: Teaching and Learning about rights
Strand B: Ethos and relationships
Strand C: Participation, empowerment and action
January - Article 29: Your right to become the best that you can be.
February - Article 15: The right to meet with your friends and join groups and clubs.
March - Article 7: Your right to a name and nationality.
April - Article 24: Your right to good food and water and to see a doctor if you are ill.
May - Article 27: Your right to a good standard of living.
June - Article 6: You have the right to life and to grow up to be healthy.
July - Article 31: Your right to relax and play.
September - Article 28: Your right to learn and go to school.
October - Article 12: Your right to say what you think should happen and be listened to.
November - Article 19: You should not be harmed and should be looked after and kept safe.
December- Article 14: Your right to follow your own religion.
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