Beautiful learning environment
A beautiful new school on a common that is regularly used for outside learning.
Oasis Academy Putney
Executive Principal, Di Morgan
Lower Richmond Road
Wandsworth
SW15 1LY
Phone: 0207 884 6000
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Executive Principal, Di Morgan
Oasis Academy Putney,
184 Lower Richmond Road,
London,
SW15 1LY
T: 0207 884 6000
Website: www.oasisacademyputney.org
Academy Contacts
Oasis Academy Putney your all-inclusive, local Primary school serving children aged 4-11. We are situated on the former Putney Hospital site on Putney Common, Lower Richmond Road. Our commitment is to delivering first class-education and playing an active role in the local community with a vision of transforming lives and learning.
| Phase 1 Age 4 to 11 years |
A Message From the Principal
Welcome to Oasis Academy Putney, a beautiful, brand new primary Academy which opened in Wandsworth in September 2016. Opening with an initial intake of 38 Reception pupils, our new school is a two form of entry, inclusive, non-selective, co-educational school.
Our vision is to create a new Academy based on the belief that all pupils, regardless of background or ability, should be able to fulfil their potential as they develop aspirations, self-belief, justice and respect for community and one another. Our new primary Academy will inspire responsible and empowered citizens of the future. We support all pupils, including those with special educational needs, through creative teaching methods and the effective use of technology.
At Oasis Academy Putney we are creating a centre of educational excellence for all. It is a healthy, safe, caring environment where community is paramount and where every child can do their best.
The Chair of the Academy Council is Rupert White.
Di Morgan,
Executive Principal
Our vision is to create a new Academy based on the belief that all pupils, regardless of background or ability, should be able to fulfil their potential as they develop aspirations, self-belief, justice and respect for community and one another
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 9546 students in early years, primary, secondary and sixth form.
We are very proud of our students’ achievements. During 2017-18, for the third consecutive year, academy improvements resulted in stronger outcomes across the region, at every phase. In particular, our youngest children in early years made a very promising start to Key Stage 1. Their achievement was well above the national average. At the same time, a high number of our sixth formers successfully gained places in further education, training or employment.
We are unquestionably stronger when we work together. Our regional development is underpinned by collective drive, ambition and high expectations. As a region our:
- Students are provided with opportunities to collaborate and succeed, beyond their immediate community. This year all LSE academies are participating in The Shakespeare Schools’ Festival (the world’s largest youth drama festival) and the LSE Regional Music Showcase.
- Leaders, teachers and support staff are part of the LSE professional learning community. This provides ongoing training and development through our regional improvement networks and support forums.
- Communities continue to be well supported by our Hubs and the work of Oasis Community Partnerships.
- Conference is always an annual highlight. This year we are focusing on Learning to Learn. We are delighted to be working Dr Daniel Muijs and Dr Christian Bokhove, both leading experts in this field, who will join us this year to share their knowledge and practical approaches.
In LSE we thrive on feedback, welcome new ideas and visitors to our academies. So do be in touch with Lara.Fisher@Oasisuk.org if you would like to make contact.
Our Community
At Oasis we recognise that people are not two-dimensional beings; we are each a whole person with a broad range of aspirations and needs and these needs are interconnected. To truly help someone with their educational needs, it is vital to also be aware of their emotional needs, spiritual needs and economic needs.
As such, we believe in communities that are holistic, interconnected and totally inclusive. We call our model for these communities ‘hub.’ In the video below, at one of our North London hubs, Oasis' Founder Steve Chalke explains more about the Oasis vision of transformation and making of healthy communities.