Overview
Oak Field School and Specialist Sports College, Nottingham, is a state special school for boys and girls aged from 3 to 19.
Curriculum
Our vision for Oak Field School, rooted in its long-established ethos and values, is of a vibrant, thriving and diverse learning community. It is of the highest quality teaching and learning, delivered through a dynamic, engaging and meaningful curriculum – a curriculum which offers all our pupils lots of different opportunities, and which draws out their curiosity, resilience, choice-making and independence skills, so that they will become aspirational, confident, lifelong learners who are fully equipped to embrace challenges.
The curriculum is designed to be responsive to each learner, and build on individual strengths and interests. Recognising, celebrating and planning for pupils' personal needs and aspirations is central to the curriculum that they learn and experience. The curriculum focuses on developing the key skills of communication, expression, physical development, and self-care, all transferrable skills that equip children and young people for life beyond the school.
Contact
Inclusion
Supporting
- Autism
- Social, emotional and mental health needs
- Learning difficulties
- Physical disability
- Other
Local Offer
This school caters for students with Physical difficulties, severe learning disabilities and profound multiple learning difficulties aged 3-19 years.
Applications for admission for a young person living in the County would have to be made via Nottinghamshire County Council who would then have to liaise with Nottingham City Council.