We have just had completed some major building works to the school and we currently have eleven classes in the school with one extra room opening each year until 2021. By then we'll have 15 classrooms! All of our classrooms and facilities have been built to the highest standards, they bring together both form and function and are bright, airy and spacious.
We have a large grassed field, a large playground and an astro-turf pitch too! We are also proud to have a play area dedicated to our Foundation Stage children and an enclosed courtyard too. All the classrooms have been designed by their teachers. They all have modern interactive white boards and computers for the children to follow up work and carry out research.
We have a large grassed field, a large playground and an astro-turf pitch too! We are also proud to have a play area dedicated to our Foundation Stage children and an enclosed courtyard too. All the classrooms have been designed by their teachers. They all have modern interactive white boards and computers for the children to follow up work and carry out research.
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Ethos/Values
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At the core of our school is its curriculum, not only what the children are taught but how they are taught and why we teach what we do at Oldfield Brow. We want to make the curriculum enticing and invigorating, where children are active learners and we are clear of the outcomes we expect for every child in our care.
Facilities Hire
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Here at Oldfield Brow we are proud to be part of our local community and help host and promote our local community clubs for adults and families. We have a large hall space that is available for Birthday parties and personal celebrations, along with a Multi Use Games Area (MUGA), Class room spaces and an IT suite.
Behaviour Policy
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We seek to create an environment in the school which encourages and reinforces good behaviour. Furthermore, it is acknowledged that society expects good behaviour as an important outcome of the educational process. It is a primary aim of our school that every member of the school community feels valued and respected, and that each person is treated fairly and well.
Governors
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The role of the Governing Body is key in ensuring the successful development in the school. At Oldfield Brow, the Headteacher is a governor but there are many others from a variety of backgrounds that help make the important decisions in the life of ouir school. But what is important is that they all care about the direction in which the school is developing!
Admissions
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Admissions to the main school are looked after by Trafford Local Authority for entry into our Reception Class and Years 1 to 6. For further details of the arrangements, please contact Trafford Admissions. They can be contacted using one of the various methods below. The Governing Body follows Trafford's admissions policy for the main school but coordinates the admissions process into its own Nursery.
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