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   What makes Oxford School so special?

   • Part of what makes the school so special is it’s catchment area. The school welcomes students from its large catchment area which includes Botley, Cumnor and surrounding villages leading towards Abingdon in the west of Oxford to Kennington and villages further south and also includes the residential areas towards the inner city.

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   What is Oxford area school?

   • Oxford Area School is a cornerstone school in a growing community, educating students from Year 1–13. At Oxford Area School, we cater for students at all levels of compulsory schooling levels, and are committed to providing: Quality teaching which inspires students to enjoy their learning and achieve to their potential.

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   Why should you choose Oxfordshire comprehensives?

   • At the Oxfordshire comprehensives, you’ll be at the front of the line if you have a sibling, live in catchment or attend a partner primary school. If you don’t tick any boxes you’re still in with a chance, because many end up taking some pupils based on distance from school to home.

   Best secondary schools in Oxford and Oxfordshire

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   Which Oxfordshire schools are suitable for children with autism?

   • Kingfisher School in Abingdon and Fitzwaryn School in Wantage are both special schools for children from nursery to 19 who have a range of complex learning needs, including autism. Mainstream or special school, find out about your education options from Oxfordshire County Council’s SEND local offer.

   Best secondary schools in Oxford and Oxfordshire

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   Are there special schools in London?

   • Special schools throughout the county tend to be through-schools to the age of 18, eg Mabel Prichard School (Blackbird Leys) and The Iffley Academy (Oxford). John Watson School (Wheatley) and Frank Wise School (Banbury) support severe, complex or profound learning difficulties.

   Best secondary schools in Oxford and Oxfordshire

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   Is Oxfordshire a comprehensive school?

   • Oxfordshire’s state secondary schools are all comprehensive, so be aware of where the borders with Berkshire or Buckinghamshire fall if you’re interested in grammars. At the Oxfordshire comprehensives, you’ll be at the front of the line if you have a sibling, live in catchment or attend a partner primary school.

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2. www.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk › news › 24653149Oxford's 'outstanding' secondary schools according to Ofsted

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   Oct 21, 2024 · Many children will be starting secondary school in the Oxford area next September (2025) and lots of parents will soon have choices to make about where to send them. If you've not yet made your decision and are worried you are running out of time, you're in luck as we've rounded up the best-rated schools in the area.

3. hail.to › oxfordareaschoolOxford Area School

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   At Oxford Area School, we cater for students at all levels of compulsory schooling levels, and are committed to providing: Quality teaching which inspires students to enjoy their learning and achieve to their potential. Close and positive relationships between the school, home and community.

4. www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk › best-schools › oxfordBest secondary schools in Oxford and Oxfordshire

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   Special schools throughout the county tend to be through-schools to the age of 18, eg Mabel Prichard School (Blackbird Leys) and The Iffley Academy (Oxford). John Watson School (Wheatley) and Frank Wise School (Banbury) support severe, complex or profound learning difficulties.

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5. www.oxfordshire.gov.uk › residents › schoolsFind out about schools | Oxfordshire County Council

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   Find out about a school. To find out if a school is suitable for your child: visit the school - most schools have open days and evenings, for dates and times please check the school's website....

6. snobe.co.uk › best-special-need-schools › oxfordshireTop 20 Special Need Schools in Oxfordshire (2024 Ratings) - Snobe

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   Find the best special needs schools in Oxfordshire based on SEN provision, Ofsted rating, and parent reviews.

7. hail.to › oxfordareaschool › articleOxford Area School

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   Nov 13, 2018 · From prizegiving, I would like to make a special mention of our school Dux Samara Wyllie and Proxime Accessit (runner-up to the Dux) Casey Riley who both have shown what dedication and hard work can do.

8. acertrust.org.uk › our-schools › matthew-arnold-schoolMatthew Arnold School - Acer Trust

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   Part of what makes the school so special is it’s catchment area. The school welcomes students from its large catchment area which includes Botley, Cumnor and surrounding villages leading towards Abingdon in the west of Oxford to Kennington and villages further south and also includes the residential areas towards the inner city.