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Vision, Values, Ethos & Mission

A statement on our schools ethos and values.

Aspire and achieve through opportunity and experience.

Our mission

WE WILL SEE CHRIST IN EVERYONE

The staff and governors of St Oswald’s value every individual associated with our school by living out Gospel values.  We are mutually supportive and respectful of each other which engenders a calm, safe and welcoming environment.  For our children, we strive to develop self-esteem and a positive self-image which leads to pride in their achievements and an ability to reach their full potential, physically, academically, mentally and spiritually.  We believe that Christian values should pervade every part of the curriculum and the way it is delivered.  We foster a welcoming atmosphere and support parents in the nurture and development of their child’s learning and wellbeing.  Staff are valued and encouraged to develop and enrich their own lives.  As a school we are all part of one larger family within the Bishop Wilkinson Trust: children and families; staff and governors; our parish; our feeder school – Cardinal Hume Catholic School and the wider community we serve.  

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Updated | 26th January, 2024 |

Latest News

Peace of Mind Refugee Charity

A massive thank you to everyone who donated to our collection for Peace of Mind refugee charity. The Mini Vinnies made welcome notes to go with the donations and we are sure they will make some families very happy. Many thanks to everyone. 

Year 2 – God’s Treasures

This week, we explored God’s treasures, sharing special things that are important to us and reflecting on why they matter. We discovered that some of God’s greatest gifts are our families, friends and the world around us. The children considered how we can care for these treasures and give thanks for God’s love and creation

Reception – People Who Help Us

Reception had a special visit from Mr Bermingham from Ambulance services. He kindly showed the children his ambulance and how to do CPR. Thank you, Mr Bermingam, the children were beautifully behaved and loved your visit

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