We are currently experiencing some technical issues with our new software Bromcom and we are unable to send emails. Please see the following letters about the start of term arrangements including how to put money on your child’s dinner money account.
Start of term letter for students in year 8 – year 11
Start of term letter for students in year 7
Many congratulations to Oathall students who are celebrating impressive results this summer. We are immensely proud of all of our students who have responded well to the challenges they faced post-pandemic and whose results are testament to their hard work and commitment.
It is already clear that the outcomes achieved by Oathall students are considerably higher than the national figures reported today.
The fact that 33% of all grades, across all subjects, were awarded at 7 or above illustrates how ambitious Oathall students are to excel academically. Reflecting on the school’s priority of best progress for all, 83% of all grades were at 4 or higher. There were many individual success stories with 24 students achieving 8 or more grades at these highest levels.
The college has seen excellent results in all areas of the curriculum. Notably, 53% of students achieved a grade 5 or better in both English and maths.
Mr. Rodriguez, Headteacher congratulated all the students on their results and said:
“It is delightful to see that all the hard work of students and their teachers has been rewarded by these excellent results. There have been some terrific results across a range of subjects and some impressive individual achievements amongst our students; it is especially pleasing to see so many of our students reaching their full potential. These admirable results are a reflection of the commitment by students and staff to succeed which could not have been achieved without the support of parents and families.”
The school will start on Friday 2 September for students in Year 7 only.
This is to allow year 7 students to settle in more easily on their first day.
On Monday 5 September students in all year groups will return.
Other key diary dates can be found on our downloadable calendar here or on our Calendar section of the website here.
Timings of the day
The timings of our school day have been updated for the new academic year. Students are reminded of the importance of punctuality at all times. The key times for the start and end of the new school day are as follows:
Uniform and equipment
We are grateful for your support in ensuring all students start the school year dressed in their correct uniform and equipped to learn. You can find details of our uniform and equipment requirements here.
We are delighted to introduce the new 2022-2023 School Captain team.
This year’s successful students were chosen following a rigorous selection process involving a whole school vote, submission of letters of application as well as being interviewed by Mr Rodriguez and Miss Gyngell. Isla and Tadiwa Kimberly were chosen to be school captains with Alex and Daniel selected as deputies.
Becoming a senior student leader is a great achievement and we have every confidence that this group of mature and confident individuals will do a great job in the coming year.
This assembly explores what kindness is, by saying, “Thank you,” “I appreciate you,” “You are valued!” or “Are you OK?” It’s letting people know that they are noticed and valued.
Values are a person’s or society’s beliefs about good behaviour and what things are important. This assembly looks at why they are important to our community.
This assembly explores the seven teamwork skills that are essential to success. Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much!
Opening Night!
Our incredible students and staff have been working tirelessly on our school production of Matilda Jr. the Musical. The show opens with a matinee performance this afternoon. We would like to thank everyone who has helped make this production a reality. Well done to all and, as they say in the theatre: ‘Break a leg”.
