FREEHOLD COMMUNITY PRIMARY ACADEMY
Sidmouth Street, Chadderton, Oldham OL9 7RG Directions
Since 1997
British Values, Reading, Learn Self-Awareness, Numeracy, Literacy, Social and Emotional Skill, Phonics, Explore, Investigate, Create and Problem Solve
Freehold Community Primary Academy believes that children have an entitlement to a broad, balanced and coherent curriculum which should prepare them for the opportunities and challenges of the 21st Century. Children have a strong foundation of independent learning skills and are confident in their own abilities whilst always striving to do better. Freehold Community Primary Academy enhances their curriculum provides children with meaningful first-hand learning experiences pride themselves on their open-door policy.
Registration 695762
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LIMEHURST PRIMARY SCHOOL AND NURSERY
Whitebank Road, Oldham OL8 3JQ Directions
Since 1998
Reading, Daily Phonics, Letters and Sounds, information Technology, Writing, Computing, Understanding the World, Design Technology, Express Themselves & Develop Their Ideas
Limehurst Primary School and Nursery meet every child’s needs and educating their pupils for the future is a priority. They aim to guide all their pupils on the lifelong journey of learning. The school ethos promotes a ‘no excuses’ culture Limehurst offers a wide range activities in school, and their curriculum range of activities in school, and their curriculum. They ensure their pupils leave school as caring, respectful, tolerant and enthusiastic learners.
Registration 4103737
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ST HILDA'S C.E. PRIMARY SCHOOL
Tilbury Street, Oldham OL1 2HJ Directions
Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural Development, English, Geography, History, Mapping, Music, Phonics, Movements, Physical Education, Reading, Writing & Science
At St Hilda’s Church of England Primary School, they nurture children to become respectful British Citizens and achieve their potential. Provide the best quality education and life chances for their children have never been stronger than it is now. They aim to work in partnership with families to prepare children for their lives in the wider world. The School meals prepared on the premises and there are separate settings for Infant and Junior children. All children in reception, year 1 and year 2 in state-funded schools in England will be eligible for free school meals.