At Oswald Road Primary School we aim to provide the highest quality care and education for all our children thereby giving them a strong foundation for their future learning. We create a safe and happy environment with motivating and enjoyable learning experiences that enable children to become confident and independent. We value the individual child and work alongside parents, carers and others to meet their needs and help every child to reach their full potential.
What do you love about Oswald Road?
The people – I love the feeling of family and community we have here. It’s a fabulous,diverse mix of individuals
What do you like doing in your spare time?
I love spending time with my friends and family outside of school. I am a keen gardener and baker and I love a bit of home decorating and upcycling.
What I love about Oswald Road…
I love the inclusivity of this school and the way everyone is celebrated for their talents and skills
Things I like to do in my spare time…
Walking my rescue dog,
Reading especially fantasy books,
Watching American medical dramas
Curriculum Overview Year 6 2023-24
If you have any questions about our curriculum please contact our Headteacher, Deborah Howard, to pass on to the Curriculum Lead.
You can view the PowerPoint from the ‘Welcome to Yeargroup’ meeting, held in September 2023, by clicking here.
Click here to view the Year 6 spellings
Click here to view the presentation from the Year 6 SATs Meeting 2021.
We have also put together an FAQs sheet for parents on the SATs, which we shared as part of the Year 6 SATs Parent Forum in March 2023. Click here to read it.
You can view our dedidated Year 6 SATs page by clicking here.
Click here to view our school reading curriculum.
Spellings are given once a week via EdShed. Maths basic skills homework is set once a week, linked to learning that has taken place that week. Topic projects are set once every half term, linked to our History, Geography or Science learning. There is also an expectation that children practice their times tables via TT Rockstars and read at home daily.
Reading Comprehension Parent Handout
Outdoor PE – shorts and jumper/sweater, t-shirt and trainer (jogging pants can be worn in very cold weather). Indoor PE – close fitting shorts (above the knee) and t-shirts. Long hair needs to be tied back. Please ensure that your child’s name is on each item and they wear their PE clothes in to school that day as they will not get changed for PE.
Please make sure your child’s name is on their lunchbox. All lunch boxes are kept outside the classroom.
Coats and PE kit should be put in the cupboards provided in the classroom. Please name your child’s coat.
If a child needs to bring in a mobile phone for when they walk home, it must be handed into the teacher at the start of the school day, and collected at the end of the school day. All children are expected to read and sign the Pupil Mobile Phone Agreement.
Years 6 children are to walk up to class by themselves by 8:40am. At the end of the day, Year 6 are to be collected from the Owl Club entrance on Nicolas Road. Parents should wait outside the small hall.
Drop-Off: 8.30am – 8:40am
Pick-Up: 3:15pm
If your child is ready to walk home by themselves, we will need written permission via an online form to ensure that all children are accounted for at the end of the day, for safeguarding purposes. Please contact the school office to give permission.
Our PPA (Planning, Preparation and Assessment) time will be on Thursday morning and covered by Ben Caldwell, Kieran Bentley and Nicky Appleby.
Oswald Road Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our children. We require all staff, volunteers and visitors to share the commitment. For more information and resources, view our safeguarding page by clicking here.
Click here to read our Safeguarding Policy
To contact our Safeguarding Team, please email d.wealleans@oswaldroad.manchester.sch.uk or a.clifton@oswaldroad.manchester.sch.uk
Our Safeguarding Page also features lots of useful resources on Online Safety, including information about the ‘Report Harmful Content’ button shown below.
