Welcome to Owler Brook
School Updates
Please find below our Risk Assessment.
Risk Assessment v14We are working with Sheffield City Council and following the latest Government guidance this can be found on the links below.
Sheffield City Council guidance
Department for Education guidance
Mrs Oldham's new school year message!
Hello everyone, we have missed you so much over the summer! We hope you have all had the best time with your families and friends during the holiday. It has been so good to see all our families again! Here is some information about COVID changes in school from September. If you need any help or advice, or anything at all, we are all here to help and support, just ask us on the gate or in the playground or give us a call. Lots of love to you all and our OB community family as always, Mrs O x
Are you new to F2 in September?
Hello everyone! Come and meet your new Reception teachers in September and find out about the fantastic things you will be joining in with.
Mrs Gregory shows you round our fantastic Reception classrooms and outdoor spaces! We can't wait to see you all!
Information & Support
Head of Schools Welcome
As the Head of School, I am pleased to welcome you to Owler Brook Primary School. I hope you enjoy visiting the website and find the information useful. The website should help you, whether you are looking for term dates, to see what is happening in school or if you are just wanting to get an insight into life at Owler Brook Primary School.
Owler Brook is part of the Cascade Multi Academy Trust. A local 4 school MAT in the north east of Sheffield.
Our aim is to provide a quality education for all of children through a broad, rich and balanced curriculum. We aim to inspire our children to enthusiastically achieve their best and enjoy becoming lifelong learners. At Owler Brook we provide an environment where children feel safe and happy, supported by the whole school community. We celebrate diversity and creativity, recognising the skills that every child has. We warmly welcome parents into the life of the school and work with the whole school community to instill a sense of belonging and ownership and guide our children to be responsible citizens of the future. We recognise the strong importance of partnership between home and school. As such, building strong relationships with our parents, alongside high expectations and quality teaching and learning, will help our pupils realise their full potential.
Should you wish to discuss anything further please do not hesitate to contact the school.
Mrs Kit Oldham, Head of School
Latest Blogs
24 September 2021
Hi Year 2, Here is the home learning for Week 1 for you to complete if you are isolating at home. Mrs Pulman and Miss Stokes x Download PDF File...
23 September 2021
Hi Y4- here is some learning to have a go at if you are having to stay at home. We love to see what you have been doing, so bring in any learning when...
23 September 2021
Hi Y4- here is some learning to have a go at if you are having to stay at home. We love to see what you have been doing, so bring in any learning when...
23 September 2021
Hi Y6- here is some learning to have a go at if you are having to stay at home. We love to see what you have been doing, so bring in any learning...
School Letters
Welcome back letter from Mrs Oldham
Welcome back September 2021 - Slovak
Letter from Director of Public Health, Sheffield, outlining the measures they have put in place.
Greg Fell, letter to parents 04/03/21
Back to School Safely information
Return to School
Letter to parents from Mrs Sue Bridges.
Return to school on March 8th 2021
Return to school on March 8th 2021 - Slovak
Latest News
"Parents are confident that their children are safe and well looked after in school."
"They value the support that the school gives to its pupils and their families."
"They praise the school for the work it does to bring all communities together."
(Ofsted, 2019)
"They value the support that the school gives to its pupils and their families."
"They praise the school for the work it does to bring all communities together."
(Ofsted, 2019)