Business Details
Oak Meadow Primary School - Empowering Lifelong Learners
Oak Meadow Primary School is a two-form entry primary school serving over 420 children and employing 50 dedicated staff. Located in Wolverhampton, we foster a nurturing environment where every child is empowered to become a lifelong learner. Our curriculum is designed to cultivate ambition, resilience, empathy, creativity, and a commitment to health and wellbeing. We collaborate closely with parents, governors, local authorities, and community partners to deliver exceptional educational opportunities. Our modern, energy-efficient facilities include state-of-the-art classrooms, shared learning spaces, and extensive outdoor areas for physical and mental development. We prioritise inclusivity, diversity, and innovation, ensuring every child feels a sense of belonging through our house system and enrichment activities.As part of St Bartholomews CE Multi Academy Trust, we align with shared values while maintaining our unique identity. Our staff are passionate about delivering academic excellence alongside personal growth, supported by a Forest School programme and specialist teaching areas. We celebrate cultural diversity through regular performances, assemblies, and themed events, fostering respect and understanding. Our commitment to safeguarding, mental health, and community engagement ensures a holistic approach to education that prepares children for the challenges of the 21st century.
Services
Primary Education
Special Educational Needs Support
After-School Clubs
Forest School Programme
School Meals Service
Highlights and features
- We offer a modern, energy-efficient learning environment with state-of-the-art technology.
- Our staff prioritise inclusivity, diversity, and personal development alongside academic achievement.
- We provide extensive outdoor learning through Forest School and sports facilities.
- Our house system fosters belonging and rewards positive behaviour and academic effort.
- We collaborate with local partners to deliver tailored support for every childs needs.
What people say
Approachable and friendly staff
Excellent support for children
Children are happy and thriving
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive curriculum for children aged 411, focusing on core subjects like English, mathematics, and science alongside creative arts and physical education. Our lessons are designed to foster critical thinking, collaboration, and a love of learning. With small class sizes and dedicated teachers, we ensure every child receives personalised attention to reach their full potential.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SENDCo and specialist staff provide tailored support for children with learning difficulties or disabilities. We work closely with parents and external agencies to create individualised education plans. Our inclusive approach ensures all students access the curriculum through adapted resources, one-to-one interventions, and a nurturing environment that celebrates progress and achievement.
After-School Clubs
We offer a range of clubs covering sports, arts, coding, and homework help to extend learning beyond the classroom. These sessions encourage teamwork, creativity, and new skill development in a safe, supervised setting. Clubs are led by experienced staff and run from 3:305:00pm, providing flexible childcare for working families while enriching pupils educational experiences.
Forest School Programme
Our Forest School initiative teaches practical skills like fire-building, shelter construction, and nature identification in a woodland environment. This hands-on approach builds confidence, resilience, and environmental awareness. Children learn to assess risks, solve problems, and work collaboratively while connecting with nature, supporting both their physical development and mental wellbeing through regular outdoor sessions.
School Meals Service
Daily hot meals are prepared on-site using fresh ingredients, including vegetarian options. Our dining hall promotes healthy eating habits with balanced menus aligned with national dietary guidelines. Children enjoy meals in a social setting that encourages conversation and table manners. Packed lunches are also welcomed, with designated classroom spaces for younger pupils to eat comfortably with peers.
People
Mr P Lane
Head of School
Mr Lane leads with a vision to empower lifelong learners through inclusive education. He champions staff development and community partnerships, ensuring high standards across academics and personal growth. His approach prioritises pupil wellbeing and innovative teaching.
Mrs B Holmes
SENDCo
Mrs Holmes coordinates tailored support for children with special educational needs. She collaborates with teachers and external specialists to implement individualised learning plans, ensuring every pupil achieves their potential in a nurturing, inclusive environment.
Questions
What age groups does Oak Meadow Primary School cater to?
We educate children aged 4–11, covering Reception through Year 6 with age-appropriate curricula and facilities.
Does the school offer after-school care?
Yes, we provide after-school clubs until 5:00pm, including homework help, sports, and creative activities.
How does the school support children with special needs?
Our dedicated SENDCo creates individualised plans, working with teachers and external experts to ensure inclusive learning.
Are school meals provided?
Hot meals are available daily, including vegetarian options, with on-site preparation ensuring fresh, nutritious food.
What outdoor learning opportunities exist?
Our Forest School programme and extensive grounds offer outdoor lessons, sports facilities, and nature exploration.
