Oasis Academy South Bank

Oasis Academy South Bank is a Secondary school and Sixth Form serving children aged 11-18 in London Waterloo. Through love, nurture and a rigorous academic focus our vision is to support every child and help them climb the stairs to greatness, becoming model citizens and future leaders. It is part of the Oasis Hub, an organisation which provides a range of services to people in the local community, including youth and family services. .

Principal

Anna Richardson: Principal

Values and vision

All young people, regardless of starting point, will ‘Climb the STAIRS to Greatness’ at Oasis Academy South Bank. Through love, nurture and a rigorous academic focus, Oasis Academy South Bank students will ultimately be successfully and happily employed in a career with prospects and become model citizens.

Oasis Academy South Bank Values

S-Scholarship - We focus relentlessly on securing outstanding academic qualifications and developing a love of learning for all our students.

T-Transformation - We believe that everyone can change for the better and everyone has the power to change and influence others for the better.

A-Aspiration - We know if you aim high and believe, then you can become anyone or do anything.

I-Inclusion - We believe we are one family: we never make anyone feel isolated or alone. We believe in the inclusion of a whole child’s development: academically, culturally, socially, and emotionally.

R-Resilience - We understand that ‘greatness’ does not come without huge amounts of hard work and effort and we know that we must never give up.

S-Social Responsibility - We care for our community and help others whenever we can.

Ofsted report

“The academy has outstanding systems for monitoring and evaluating all aspects of its work, particularly students’ attainment and progress. The academy council and the Oasis Board are vigilant. They contribute extremely well to maintaining outstanding teaching and achievement. The curriculum is outstanding. It is underpinned by innovative enrichment activities which contribute to boosting students’ confidence and goals. Physical education is taught effectively off site because the academy does not have the facilities. Students have a strong work ethic; their social responsibility and pride in the Oasis community are particular strengths.”

View Oasis Academy’s latest Ofsted report