Osborne Primary School is committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment where pupils feel able to talk openly and honestly within a relaxed and secure atmosphere. We aim to make everyone feel safe, comfortable and welcome. Ensure each child enjoys varied learning experiences within a well-planned, broad and balanced curriculum.
Promote an ethos that values diversity, develops self-discipline and has high expectations of behaviour. Develop self-esteem and social skills, enabling them to form positive relationships within school and the wider community. Involve children, parents, governors and the local community as active partners in school life.
Promote an ethos that values diversity, develops self-discipline and has high expectations of behaviour. Develop self-esteem and social skills, enabling them to form positive relationships within school and the wider community. Involve children, parents, governors and the local community as active partners in school life.
Services
Our School
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The privacy notices below constitute our commitment to the European General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR.) Osborne Primary School have adopted the model policy by the Information Commissioner Office. Please see the downloads below for a copy of this. Privacy notices relating to data protection (GDPR) are available on the GDPR privacy page.
Head's Welcome
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May I extend a warm welcome to you and your child as they begin their learning journey with Osborne Primary School. The website has been created to enable greater access for our families to school information and to enable our children to access some of the learning in the curriculum through our school's Moodle platform.
Governors
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My name is Rona Gorton and I am your Chair of Governors. I joined the Osborne 'family' as a volunteer in 2011, and was later approached about becoming a governor, which I did in 2012. Earlier this year, after serving for a time as Vice-Chair, I was nominated and elected as Chair. I am an Erdington girl born and bred and was a child at Osborne Infants and Juniors back in the 1960s.
Curriculum
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Life experience is at the heart of our curriculum. When children see a purpose to their education they will learn far more quickly. At Osborne Primary School the curriculum has been designed to be relevant to real life contexts in order to boost pupils' self-confidence and career aspirations. Our curriculum forms the basis for our pupils' learning and their experiences during their time at Osborne Primary.
Partnerships
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We are a group of seven Erdington schools working together, under a formal contractual collaboration. The other schools in the Erdington Schools Collaboration are Birches Green Infant School, Birches Green Junior School, Featherstone Nursery School, Gunter Primary School, Osborne Nursery School and Paget Primary School.
