Cherry class visited the Ragged sSchool Museum in Bethnal Green, where they learnt and experienced all about schools from the past.
‘very impressed with the school’s clear sense of purpose in preparing its students for life after school. ’
‘Pupils' relationships with adults are excellent, and they learn respect and appropriate behaviour from the staff. Pupils are accepting of each other’s varying needs, and show pleasure in each other’s successes.’
Autism friendly shopping hour at Morrisons (@morrisons) supermarket - every Sat morning, 9 to 10. Dim lights, no music, avoid using the tannoy and turn check-out beeps.
Thank you to all the people who made the music festival a success. Thank you to: the mayor, Stephen Murray, who opened the event; all the parents and friends who gave us so much time and effort. More 'thank you's to follow! Photos on the website https://t.co/8qVe2qr0Qh https://t.co/eG9668cvVU
@eefnews @MurrayEFDC A big thank you to Stephen Murray for supporting @OakViewSchool on Saturday at our music festival. he gave a lot of time and talked to many staff, parents and carers, and pupils. Thank you.
Getting ready for music festival tomorrow (14th). England WC game will be shown in the hall. We have lots of cold drinks and ice!
Great sports day for lower school (morning) and upper/middle (afternoon). https://t.co/pPamHdowaK
Oak View school has been awarded the healthy school certificate "In recognition of the hard work and impressive outcomes your school has achieved...
Oak View School has been awarded Autism Accreditation Enhanced Practice Commendation from the National Autistic Society. This is awarded only to...
In addition to our Middle and Upper School horse riding, we have added riding for lower school, which started today. Pupils develop their skills in ba...
