Oaks Primary Academy is a learning place where we want everyone to succeed and thrive.
The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games gave us a once in a lifetime opportunity to inspire the nation to enjoy sport and develop healthy life styles. The Government is determined to secure a significant and lasting legacy from the Games and introduced new funding arrangements for schools from September 2013 to improve the quality of sport and PE for all children in primary schools.
Oaks Primary Academy 2013 – 2014 allocation was £8,600.
Oaks Primary Academy 2014 – 2015 allocation was £8,665.
Oaks Primary Academy 2015 – 2016 allocation was £8,665.
Oaks Primary Academy 2016 – 2017 allocation was £8,710.
Oaks Primary Academy 2017 – 2018 allocation was £17,490.
If you would like to view the breakdown of the Sports Premium expenditure, then please click on the relevant links below:
Good teaching is allowing pupils to make up for previous gaps in their learning. Pupils have good attitudes to learning because teachers plan activities which maintain pupils interest and enthusiasm. Pupils are proud of their work and this is reflected in their books, which are very neatly presented.
Ofsted
The academy provides well for pupils of all abilities. The most able pupils are given work which is at the right level and are encouraged to do as well as they can and so they make good progress.
Ofsted
Pupils enjoy reading and use the well-stocked library to choose a different book each week. Daily reading sessions, together with well-taught phonics (the sounds that letters make) help to secure pupils good achievement in reading.
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