Our academy is a fully inclusive and happy place to learn and grow for both children and staff.
Oasis Academy Byron
Principal, Joanna Poplett
Regional Director, Adam Browne
Off Stoneyfield Road
Coulsdon
CR5 2XE
Phone: 020 8668 4877
#7D2248
Principal, Joanna Poplett
Regional Director, Adam Browne
Oasis Academy Byron
St. David's,
Off Stoneyfield Road,
Coulsdon,
Surrey
CR5 2XE
T: 020 8668 4877
E: byron@oasisbyron.org
W: www.oasisacademybyron.org
Academy Contacts
Phase 1 Age 4 to 10 years |
A Message From the Principal
At Oasis Academy Byron we put the children at the heart of everything that we do by striving to create a secure and enjoyable environment which excites challenges and motivates each child, enabling them to reach their full potential. We recognise that children learn most effectively through an enquiry based approach using first-hand experiences and this will be achieved through a broad and balanced curriculum with high quality teaching and learning opportunities. The Academy is committed to creating an open, supportive and collaborative culture aiming to develop a ‘learning organisation’ where both children and staff are valued and motivated to continue their learning.
The Academy provides a framework which intends to support and guide children in their development of self-discipline and self-esteem. We encourage relationships which are based upon respect and responsibility for each other, both within the Academy and the wider community. We have a commitment to inclusive education and work to maintain a high quality teaching environment for all our learners. We place a high value on establishing close links between home and school and aim to develop a partnership with parents in the all-round education of their children. This is provided in a well-resourced Academy that encourages creativity and co-operation and where individual efforts and talents are valued and celebrated.
Joanna Poplett
Principal
"We have a commitment to inclusive education and work to maintain a high quality teaching environment for all our learners."
Prospectus
Our Region
Welcome to London and the South East (LSE). We are the largest region in Oasis with 14 academies, serving diverse and dynamic communities. Our academies provide education to 9,470 students in early years, primary, secondary and sixth form.
We are very proud of our students’ achievements. During 2022-23, the Oasis curriculum continued to make significant impacts on students learning. Academy improvements resulted in stronger outcomes across the region, at every phase. We are proud of our children at each phase, whether that be those joining reception or those finishing their GCSEs and A-Levels.
We are unquestionably stronger when we work together. Our regional development is underpinned by collective drive, ambition and high expectations for each and every one of our students.
In LSE we thrive on feedback and welcome new ideas and visitors to our academies. So do be in touch with Ella.Marett-Gregory@oasisuk.org if you would like to make contact.
Our Community
Oasis Academy Byron is part of Oasis Hub Coulsdon. As well as the Byron and Oasis Academy Coulsdon, the hub runs a number of services for the community. By ensuring that all these services are joined up and rooted in same ethos we want to see the entire community transformed for the better.
What is happening at our Hub?
Chill and Chat Church
This is a family church session led by Oasis Church Coulsdon. The group meet every Wednesday from 3.00-5.00pm in the Byron Children's Centre and is made up of Oasis Academy Byron Students and their parents. The group engage with craft activities and games from Oasis Life Resources resources. Each week finishes with some children's Christian songs and also a reflection along the Oasis Life themes. The group has grown to an average of 15 people and our target for the rest of this academic year is to grow the group to an average of 20.
Respect Club
This is a youth club which is run by the Chaplaincy Team. It takes place every Tuesday from 3-4.30pm at Oasis Academy Coulsdon with an average of 20 students from the academy attending. The activities include table tennis, board games (monopoly in particular!),films and informal discussions. This group receivedsome funding this year which has paid for a pull up banner and t shirts for the leaders, these have helped to promote the identity and purpose of the group. We're aiming to spend the rest of the funding wisely to ensure that every member of group is able to engage in activity, we also hope that the group will grown to an average of 30. We're hoping to particularly engage new girls in the group as mainly boys attend at the moment.